The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA |
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... crystallographic text ; this would enable me to understand enough theory to begin to take X - ray photographs . As an example , Max told me about his simple idea for testing Pauling's a - helix . Only a day had been required to get the ...
... crystallographic text ; this would enable me to understand enough theory to begin to take X - ray photographs . As an example , Max told me about his simple idea for testing Pauling's a - helix . Only a day had been required to get the ...
Page 69
... crystallographic training had left their mark . She had not had the advantage of a rigid Cambridge education only to be so foolish as to misuse it . It was downright obvious to her that the only way to establish the DNA structure was by ...
... crystallographic training had left their mark . She had not had the advantage of a rigid Cambridge education only to be so foolish as to misuse it . It was downright obvious to her that the only way to establish the DNA structure was by ...
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... crystallographic advice and was prepared to exchange unconcealed hostility for conversation between equals . With obvious pleasure Rosy showed Francis her data , and for the first time he was able to see how foolproof was her assertion ...
... crystallographic advice and was prepared to exchange unconcealed hostility for conversation between equals . With obvious pleasure Rosy showed Francis her data , and for the first time he was able to see how foolproof was her assertion ...
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