Watson and Crick, source of the image see watermark
Introduction
Dear reader, do you remember the man sitting in front of a double helix skeleton in a high school biology textbook? He was "James Watson," a name that is not unfamiliar to many. He and Francis Crick won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discovering the double helix structure of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and are known as the "Father of DAN". Now, let's feel the essence of his fifty years of research and thinking in the word cloud.
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author
James Watson, Andrew Berry
Age or nationality
United States
category
Biological Sciences, Genetics
A book of information
DNA: The Secret of Life is a comprehensive, authoritative and vivid general reading in the field of genetics. It includes a brief history of genetics, interesting stories from genetic scientists, typical cases involving genetics, and prospects for human medical care. The work is destined to become an epic account of the great scientific journey of this era.
Watson is giving a speech
Excerpts from a book
It was truly an unforgettable moment and we felt that this time it must have been right. Such a simple and beautiful structure, absolutely can not go wrong. What excites us most is the complementary properties of the base sequences arranged along the double chain, as long as we know the sequence on one chain (the order of the bases), we can naturally deduce the sequence on the other chain. This is obviously the reason why the genetic information of genes can be accurately reproduced when the chromosomes are copied before cell division. The DNA molecules "pull apart" like zippers, forming two separate strands. Each strand can be used as a template for the synthesis of new shares, so one double helix becomes two. - DNA: The Secret of Life: The Double Helix: Where Life Is
A book of word clouds
The "DNA" of The Secret of Life
Xiao Zhu had something to say
"Gene", "chromosome", "protein", "DNA", "sequence", "mutation", "cell", etc. are high-frequency terms in biogenetics, and "discovery", "experiment", "proof", "process", "analysis", "method", "sample", etc. indicate the importance of experiments in scientific research, and the edifice of science is built on one experiment after another. The progress of our human beings is inseparable from the tireless exploration and pursuit of scientists!
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Reference:[1] Chen Yayun's translation of DNA: The Secret of Life
[2] Classification number query in the figure
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