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61. Structure of Polyglycine II

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62. Structure and Function of DNA

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63. Staff members of the Division of Cell Biology at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

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64. Split Genes and RNA Splicing

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

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66. Some Aspects of Medical Research: The Genetic Code

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67. Selfish DNA: The Ultimate Parasite

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68. Selfish DNA [Editorial letter]

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69. Satirical note announcing the death of the DNA helix

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70. Report to the Medical Research Council on the Work of the Division of Molecular Genetics, now the Division of Cell Biology, from 1961-1971

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71. Ready-made reply card to refuse invitations

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72. Proposal to the System Development Foundation for funds for a theoretical neurobiology group at the Salk Institute

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73. Properties of Ribosomes

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74. Project K: 'The Complete Solution of E. Coli'

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75. Photograph of Francis Crick lecturing in Mainz, Germany, looking down at his lectern

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76. Photograph of Francis Crick lecturing in Mainz, Germany, looking behind him and to his right

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77. Photograph of Francis Crick lecturing in Mainz, Germany

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78. Our Approach to Developmental Biology

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79. Origin of the Genetic Code [Editorial letter]

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80. On the Genetic Code

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