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Page 49
... crystals of horse myoglobin , he initially hoped I might have a greener thumb . No effort , however , was required to see that my laboratory manipulations were less skillful than those of a Swiss chemist . About a fortnight after my ...
... crystals of horse myoglobin , he initially hoped I might have a greener thumb . No effort , however , was required to see that my laboratory manipulations were less skillful than those of a Swiss chemist . About a fortnight after my ...
Page 98
... crystals shrink when they are placed in salt solutions of different den- sity . A year to eighteen months of steady work might tell something more solid about the shape of the hemo- globin molecule . With a Ph.D. in his pocket Crick ...
... crystals shrink when they are placed in salt solutions of different den- sity . A year to eighteen months of steady work might tell something more solid about the shape of the hemo- globin molecule . With a Ph.D. in his pocket Crick ...
Page 192
... crystal structure bore on the problem . This was dike- topiperazine , whose three - dimensional configuration had been carefully worked out in Pauling's lab several years before . Here there was no doubt that the keto form , not the ...
... crystal structure bore on the problem . This was dike- topiperazine , whose three - dimensional configuration had been carefully worked out in Pauling's lab several years before . Here there was no doubt that the keto form , not the ...
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