The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA |
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... friends who were going into the Alps . Alfred Tissieres , then a Fellow at King's , had said he would get me to the top of the Rothorn , and even though I panic at voids this did not seem to be the time to be a coward . So after getting ...
... friends who were going into the Alps . Alfred Tissieres , then a Fellow at King's , had said he would get me to the top of the Rothorn , and even though I panic at voids this did not seem to be the time to be a coward . So after getting ...
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... friends , however , trained in structural chemistry , thought the a - helix looked very pretty . The best guess of Jean's acquaintances , there- fore , was that Linus was right . If so , he had again accomplished a feat of extraordinary ...
... friends , however , trained in structural chemistry , thought the a - helix looked very pretty . The best guess of Jean's acquaintances , there- fore , was that Linus was right . If so , he had again accomplished a feat of extraordinary ...
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... friends repeatedly told us that the hydrogen atoms in the purine and pyrimi- dine bases did not have fixed locations but randomly moved from one spot to another . Instead , Francis had the feeling that DNA replication involved specific ...
... friends repeatedly told us that the hydrogen atoms in the purine and pyrimi- dine bases did not have fixed locations but randomly moved from one spot to another . Instead , Francis had the feeling that DNA replication involved specific ...
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