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Start Over Profiles Collection The Francis Crick Papers

351. Letter from Francis Crick to Cy Levinthal

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352. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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353. Letter from Cy Levinthal to Francis Crick

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354. Letter from Francis Crick to Cy Levinthal

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355. X-Ray Analysis and Protein Structure

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356. Codes Without Commas

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357. Virus Structure: General Principles

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358. The Structure of Collagen

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359. The Structure of the Nucleic Acids and Related Substances

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360. X-Ray Diffraction of Protein Crystals

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361. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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362. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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363. Ideas on Protein Synthesis

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364. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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365. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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366. Letter from Jerry Donohue to Francis Crick

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

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368. Letter from Francis Crick to Jerry Donohue

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369. Letter from Jerry Donohue to Francis Crick

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370. Structure of Small Viruses

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371. As a Basis for Discussion

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372. What Is a Gene?

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373. The Structure of DNA

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374. The Structure of Collagen

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375. Structure of Polyglycine II

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376. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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

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378. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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379. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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

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381. [Notebook entry on] "Cell Walls"

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

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

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

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385. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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386. Letter from George Gamow to Francis Crick

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387. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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388. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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389. Notes for a Talk on Brooklyn Work

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390. Letter from J. T. Randall to Francis Crick

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391. Letter from George Gamow to Francis Crick

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392. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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393. Letter from George Gamow to Francis Crick

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394. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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395. [Notebook entry on] "Model Building"

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396. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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397. Structure and Function of DNA

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398. Fragment of speaking notes on DNA replication

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399. The Complementary Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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400. The Complementary Structure of DNA

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