History of DNA Biochemistry
| Double Helix |
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| William Astbury |
| Oswald Avery |
| Francis Crick |
| Erwin Chargaff |
| Jerry Donohue |
| Rosalind Franklin |
| Raymond Gosling |
| Phoebus Levene |
| Friedrich Miescher |
| Sir John Randall |
| Alex Stokes |
| James Watson |
| Maurice Wilkins |
| Herbert Wilson |
The study of DNA is a central part of molecular biology.
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