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Why was crick and Watson's discovery so important in furthering of genetics?
Crick and Watson discovered DNA, also known as Deoxribonucleic Acid. Now that they discovered DNA, it is now possible to trace a persons traits, like their hair or eye color.
Why was crick and watson's discovery so important in science?
They recognized the SHAPE of the DNA molicule, Which is what allows DNA to self-repicate.
Why was crick and watson's discovery so important?
The insight that the DNA strand was a double helix allowed people the understand and mentally deconstruct genes.
What experiments did Watson and Crick do?
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Who were the two scientists who were credited for the shape of the DNA molecule?
Francis Crick and James Watson worked out that DNA was arranged in a double-helix shape. They were awarded the Nobel prize for their discovery. Although James Watson and Francis Crick are credited (and won the Nobel Prize) for discovering the shape and structure of DNA, Rosalind Franklin had a large part in their "discovery," with her high quality x-ray crystallography images. They secretly used her x-ray diffraction pictures to put the pieces together (given their own inaccurate models) and Watson even went as far as to defame Rosalind as the vicious "Rosy." So, in truth, Rosalind Franklin and James Watson and Francis Crick (and perhaps Rosalind's partner, Maurice Wilkins) discovered the shape of DNA. Watson, Crick, and Wilkins jointly received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1962 but since this was after Franklin's death, it is often assumed that Franklin would have also shared the prize if she had lived.
What is the 3 important event that led to understanding the structure of DNA?
Three events that led to understanding the structure of DNA are: Chargaff's Rules, Franklin's Discovery, and Watson and Crick's Model.
Why was crick and Watson's discovery so important in furthering of genetics?
Crick and Watson discovered DNA, also known as Deoxribonucleic Acid. Now that they discovered DNA, it is now possible to trace a persons traits, like their hair or eye color.
Why was crick and watson's discovery so important in science?
They recognized the SHAPE of the DNA molicule, Which is what allows DNA to self-repicate.
Why was crick and watson's discovery so important?
The insight that the DNA strand was a double helix allowed people the understand and mentally deconstruct genes.
What experiments did Watson and Crick do?
becoz i said so yo becoz i said so yo
Who were the two scientists who were credited for the shape of the DNA molecule?
Francis Crick and James Watson worked out that DNA was arranged in a double-helix shape. They were awarded the Nobel prize for their discovery. Although James Watson and Francis Crick are credited (and won the Nobel Prize) for discovering the shape and structure of DNA, Rosalind Franklin had a large part in their "discovery," with her high quality x-ray crystallography images. They secretly used her x-ray diffraction pictures to put the pieces together (given their own inaccurate models) and Watson even went as far as to defame Rosalind as the vicious "Rosy." So, in truth, Rosalind Franklin and James Watson and Francis Crick (and perhaps Rosalind's partner, Maurice Wilkins) discovered the shape of DNA. Watson, Crick, and Wilkins jointly received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1962 but since this was after Franklin's death, it is often assumed that Franklin would have also shared the prize if she had lived.
It is fair that Watson and crick were credited with the discovery when so many scientists were involved?
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It is fair that Watson and Crick were credited with the discovery when so many other scientists were involved?
YES NIGGLET ~Apex c;
Is it fair that Watson and crick it were credited with discovery when so many other scientist were involved?
YES NIGGLET ~Apex c;
It's fair that Watson and crick were credited with the discovery when so many other scientist were involved?
YES NIGGLET ~Apex c;
How did the work of other scientists help Watson and Crick determine the structure of DNA?
He used their laboratory, but when he failed his experiment they wanted him out so him and his partner secretly continued it and made a discovery.
Who made DNA?
Francis Crick and James Watson are primarily credited, although Maurice Wilkins also helped them and received the Nobel Prize for it. Also, Rosalind Franklin took a photo of DNA, which was stolen and given to Watson and Crick without her permission. They then used it to discover the double helix shape of DNA. She got very little credit having been ignored and then dying of cancer just before the others received the Nobel Prize, as you cannot get this if you are dead. So Francis, James,and Rosalind got credit for finding DNA!!!!
