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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... molecule , the happier Bragg be- came when a new method allowed its elucidation . Thus in the immediate postwar ... Molecular Biology ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1966 ) , p . 14 . listen . A day or so later he would often 8.
... molecule , the happier Bragg be- came when a new method allowed its elucidation . Thus in the immediate postwar ... Molecular Biology ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1966 ) , p . 14 . listen . A day or so later he would often 8.
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... molecular models would be necessary to make us absolutely sure we had the right answer . Then it would be obvious to the world that Pauling was not the only one capable of true insight into how biologi- cal molecules were constructed ...
... molecular models would be necessary to make us absolutely sure we had the right answer . Then it would be obvious to the world that Pauling was not the only one capable of true insight into how biologi- cal molecules were constructed ...
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... Molecular Biology until 1976 . Since 1968 , as director of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory , his research has centered on bacterial virus , molecular genetics , and the synthesis of proteins . In 1962 , together with Francis Crick and ...
... Molecular Biology until 1976 . Since 1968 , as director of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory , his research has centered on bacterial virus , molecular genetics , and the synthesis of proteins . In 1962 , together with Francis Crick and ...
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