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... moved on to Magdalen , where we were to have tea with Avrion Mitchison and Leslie Orgel , both then fellows of the college . Over cakes Francis was ready to talk about trivial things , while I quietly thought how splendid it would be if ...
... moved on to Magdalen , where we were to have tea with Avrion Mitchison and Leslie Orgel , both then fellows of the college . Over cakes Francis was ready to talk about trivial things , while I quietly thought how splendid it would be if ...
Page 128
... moved from one spot to another . Instead , Francis had the feeling that DNA replication involved specific attractive forces between the flat surfaces of the bases . Luckily , this was the sort of force that Griffith might just be able ...
... moved from one spot to another . Instead , Francis had the feeling that DNA replication involved specific attractive forces between the flat surfaces of the bases . Luckily , this was the sort of force that Griffith might just be able ...
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... , would have made her reputation ; even better was her 1952 demonstration , using Patterson superposition methods , that the phos- phate groups must be on the outside of the DNA molecule . Later , when she moved to Bernal's lab 225.
... , would have made her reputation ; even better was her 1952 demonstration , using Patterson superposition methods , that the phos- phate groups must be on the outside of the DNA molecule . Later , when she moved to Bernal's lab 225.
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