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Start Over Creator Crick, Francis, 1916-2004

1. Interim Note: Studies on the Physical Properties of the Cytoplasm of Cells in Tissue Culture

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2. The Physical Properties of Cytoplasm: A Study by Means of the Magnetic Particle Method, Part I. Experimental

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3. Biochemical Work on Lysozyme

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4. The Physical Properties of Cytoplasm: A Study by Means of the Magnetic Particle Method, Part II. Theoretical Treatment

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5. [Notebook entry on] "DNA"

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6. Evidence for the Pauling-Corey alpha-Helix in Synthetic Polypeptides [Editorial letter]

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7. Is [alpha]-Keratin a Coiled Coil?

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8. Drawing of the double helix

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9. Detail from notes on the structure of DNA

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10. Fragment of notes on a double helix model for DNA

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11. A Structure for DNA (draft)

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12. Letter from Francis Crick to Max Delbruck

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13. [Notes on] "Degenerate Templates"

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14. Notes on possible genetic codes (#3)

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15. Notes on possible genetic codes (#2)

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16. Notes on a proposed structure for DNA

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17. [Notes on] "Genetics"

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18. The Structure of DNA

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19. A Structure for DNA (draft)

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20. Notes on the possible configuration of bases in the DNA structure

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21. Notes on the structure of DNA

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22. Letter from Francis Crick to David Harker

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23. Molecular Structure of Nucleic Acids: A Structure for Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid

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24. Genetical Implications of the Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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25. Letter from Francis Crick to Rosalind Franklin (and notes on two papers by Franklin and Raymond Gosling)

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26. Letter from Francis Crick to Harold Himsworth, Medical Research Council of Great Britain

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27. Fragment of speaking notes on DNA replication

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28. The Complementary Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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29. The Complementary Structure of DNA

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30. The Structure of the Synthetic alpha-Polypeptides

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31. Structure and Function of DNA

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32. [Notebook entry on] "Model Building"

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33. Notes for a Talk on Brooklyn Work

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34. On Degenerate Templates and the Adaptor Hypothesis: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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35. [Notebook entry on] "Centrifuging Egg White"

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36. [Notebook entry on] "Cell Wall Prep"

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37. [Notebook entry on] "Cell Walls"

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38. [Notebook entry on] "Egg White Column"

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39. Letter from Francis Crick to John Red Raper, Harvard University, The Biological Laboratories

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40. Structure of Polyglycine II

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41. The Structure of Collagen

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42. What Is a Gene?

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43. The Structure of DNA

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44. As a Basis for Discussion

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45. Structure of Small Viruses

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46. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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47. Comma-less Codes: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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48. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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49. Ideas on Protein Synthesis

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50. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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51. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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52. X-Ray Analysis and Protein Structure

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53. Codes Without Commas

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54. Virus Structure: General Principles

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55. The Structure of Collagen

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56. The Structure of the Nucleic Acids and Related Substances

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57. X-Ray Diffraction of Protein Crystals

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58. Letter from Francis Crick to Cy Levinthal

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59. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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60. Letter from Francis Crick to Cy Levinthal

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61. Letter from Francis Crick to Andre Lwoff, Institut Pasteur (France)

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62. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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63. On Protein Synthesis

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64. [Notebook entry on] "Action of RNase on Microsomal RNA"

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65. [Notebook entry on] "Effect of RNase on Microsomal RNA"

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66. [Notebook entry on] "Repeat of Experiment to Determine Effect of RNase on Microsomal RNA"

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67. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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68. [Notebook entry on] "Rate of Hydrolysis of 'Yeast RNA' by Prostatic Acid Phosphatase"

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69. Letter from Francis Crick to James J. Lingane, Harvard University Chemistry Department

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70. The Present Position of the Coding Problem

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71. The Discovery of the Structure of DNA

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72. Letter from Francis Crick to Joshua Lederberg

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73. Letter from Francis Crick to Aaron Klug

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74. Some Footnotes on Protein Synthesis: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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75. The Genetic Control of Protein Synthesis (Korkes Memorial Lecture)

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76. Letter from Francis Crick to Vernon M. Ingram

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77. What Are the Properties of Genetic RNA?: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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78. Letter from Francis Crick to Arthur Kornberg

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79. Mutagenesis by Acridines in Bacteriophage T4

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80. The Theory of Mutagenesis [Editorial letter]

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81. The Molecular Structure of Polyadenylic Acid

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82. DNA

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83. Letter from Francis Crick to Robert L. Sinsheimer

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84. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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85. Letter from Francis Crick to Fritz Lipmann

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86. Letter from Francis Crick to Fritz Lipmann

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87. General Nature of the Genetic Code for Proteins

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88. Letter from Francis Crick to Jacques Monod

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89. Properties of Ribosomes

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90. Cracking the Genetic Code

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91. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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92. Letter from Francis Crick to Arthur Kornberg

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93. Towards the Genetic Code

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94. Letter from Francis Crick to Severo Ochoa

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95. Letter from Francis Crick to Maurice Wilkins

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96. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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97. Letter from Francis Crick to John Burton Sanderson Haldane

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98. Letter from Francis Crick to Igor Y. Tamm

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99. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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100. Letter from Francis Crick to Severo Ochoa

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