The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA |
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Page 69
... obvious to her that the only way to establish the DNA structure was by pure crystallographic approaches . As model building did not appeal to her , at no time did she mention Pauling's triumph over the a - helix . The idea of using ...
... obvious to her that the only way to establish the DNA structure was by pure crystallographic approaches . As model building did not appeal to her , at no time did she mention Pauling's triumph over the a - helix . The idea of using ...
Page 89
... obvious restrictions on the bond angles between several of the most important atoms . This was not at all nice ... obviously cheered by the fact that Francis was about to bring off his second triumph within the month . If this course of ...
... obvious restrictions on the bond angles between several of the most important atoms . This was not at all nice ... obviously cheered by the fact that Francis was about to bring off his second triumph within the month . If this course of ...
Page 212
... obvious pleasure Rosy showed Francis her data , and for the first time he was able to see how foolproof was her ... Obviously affecting Rosy's transformation was her appreciation that our past hooting about model build- ing represented a ...
... obvious pleasure Rosy showed Francis her data , and for the first time he was able to see how foolproof was her ... Obviously affecting Rosy's transformation was her appreciation that our past hooting about model build- ing represented a ...
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