Watson,James

Watson, James D. (with Andrew Berry). DNA The Secret of Life. New York Alfred A. Knopf, 2003. [Pg.128]

Watson, James D. The Double Helix. New York Atheneum, 1968. [Pg.129]

Watson, James, 77 10 Wattersite, 6 471t Watts baths, 9 817, 819, 832 Waveform... [Pg.1016]

Watson, James D. 84, 200 Watson-Crick base pair 207, 208, 231 Waxes 382,382s WD repeat 67 Wheat, genome 12 Whooping cough 548 Wilkins, Maurice F. 200 Wilson s disease 883... [Pg.937]

WATSON, JAMES DEWEY (1928-). James Watson, an American chemist, was a brilliant student who began college at the University of Chicago at the young age of 15. Since he was young, Watson had a passion for bird watching and this interest was probably a factor in his... [Pg.1746]

Because Franklin and Wilkins were hardly speaking to each other, Franklin left King s College in 1953 for Birkbeck College, also in London, where she finished her DNA work and became head of the team studying tobacco mosaic virus. Franklin died of ovarian cancer on April 16, 1958, at the age of 37. see also Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Double Helix Pauling, Linus Watson, James Dewey. [Pg.125]

Reiko Kuroda in the company of four Nobel laureates in Tokyo, 1996 clockwise from her, Mrs. Watson, James Watson, Francis Crick, Mrs. Crick, Mrs. Jacob, Francois Jacob, and Susumu Tonegawa (courtesy of Reiko Kuroda). [Pg.469]

Watson, James D. and Joan Steitz. Molecular Biology of the Gene. 4th ed. Boston Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.,... [Pg.674]

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