In the canon
The Double Helix
- Form
- Form Memoir
- Year
- Year 1968
- Pages
- Pages 230
A young scientist tells, with unashamed ambition and gossip, how he and his partner beat a field of rivals to work out the twisted-ladder shape of DNA, leaning on a colleague's unpublished X-ray photographs without crediting her for it.
I have never seen Francis Crick in a modest mood.
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