James Watson’s Lifelong Friend and Protégé on His Complicated Legacy
Watson and Crick's model revealed DNA's structure, explaining genetic replication and inheritance, a breakthrough that revolutionized molecular biology and genetics.
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James D. Watson: Double Helix and Double Standards COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
BY ROGER WATSON It is hard to believe that James D. Watson, the Nobel Prize-winning co-discoverer of DNA’s structure, has died at 97 years old. Yet, it is equally astonishing that he was still with us for so long, given that the double-helical structure of DNA was established in 1953—two years before I was born. I am 70 years old this month. My first degree, from The University of Edinburgh, is in biology with honours in biochemistry, and my PhD…
The DNA helix changed how we thought about ourselves – PR informa
James Watson, who helped discover the double-helix structure of DNA, in the Library of the Human Genome at the Wellcome Collection in London, June 20, 2007. The discovery of the structure of DNA in the early 1950s is one of the most riveting dramas in the history of science, crammed with brilliant research, naked ambition, intense rivalry and outright deception. (Jonathan Player/The New York Times) By CARL ZIMMER The discovery of the structure o…
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