The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNASince its publication in 1968, The Double Helix has given countless readers a rare and exciting look at one highly significant piece of scientific research-Watson and Crick's race to discover the molecular structure of DNA. |
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Page xiii
... Hugh Huxley , and Gunther Stent for sending me some of their snapshots . For editorial assistance I'm much in- debted to Libby Aldrich for the quick , perceptive re- marks expected from our best Radcliffe students and to Joyce Lebowitz ...
... Hugh Huxley , and Gunther Stent for sending me some of their snapshots . For editorial assistance I'm much in- debted to Libby Aldrich for the quick , perceptive re- marks expected from our best Radcliffe students and to Joyce Lebowitz ...
Page 86
... Hugh Huxley would join us , but of late he was finding it difficult to enjoy Francis ' inquisitive lunchtime at- tacks . For just prior to my arrival in Cambridge , Hugh's decision to take up the problem of how mus- 86.
... Hugh Huxley would join us , but of late he was finding it difficult to enjoy Francis ' inquisitive lunchtime at- tacks . For just prior to my arrival in Cambridge , Hugh's decision to take up the problem of how mus- 86.
Page 123
... more suitable for tennis . Even fifteen years after his death there was only one key available for late work- ers . This was now pre - empted by Hugh Huxley , who argued that muscle fibers were living and hence not subject 123 18.
... more suitable for tennis . Even fifteen years after his death there was only one key available for late work- ers . This was now pre - empted by Hugh Huxley , who argued that muscle fibers were living and hence not subject 123 18.
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