ISBN10: 0006552110, ISBN13: 9780006552116, [publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, London] Softcover Paperback. The untold story of the woman who helped to make one of humanitys greatest discoveries DNA but who was never given credit for doing so. Our dark lady is leaving us next week. On 7 March 1953 Maurice Wilkins of Kings College, London, wrote to Francis Crick at the Cavendish laboratories in Cambridge to say that as soon as his obstructive female colleague was gone from King's, he, Crick, and James Watson, a young American working with Crick, could go full speed ahead with solving the structure of the DNA molecule that lies in every gene. Not long after, the pair whose names will be forever linked announced to the world that they had discovered the secret of life.But could Crick and Watson have done it without the dark lady? In two years at Kings, Franklin had made major contributions to the understanding of DNA. She established its existence in two forms, she worked out the position of the phosphorous atoms in its backbone. Most crucially, using X-ray techniques that may have contributed significantly to her later death from cancer at the tragically young age of thirty-seven, she had taken beautiful photographs of the patterns of DNA.This is the extraordinarily powerful story of Rosalind Franklin, told by one of our greatest biographers; the single-minded young scientist whose contribution to arguably the most significant discovery of all time went ...
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