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401. The Structure of the Synthetic alpha-Polypeptides

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402. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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403. Letter from Jerry Donohue to Francis Crick

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404. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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405. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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

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

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408. Genetical Implications of the Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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

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410. Letter from Francis Crick to David Harker

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411. Drawing of the double helix

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412. Detail from notes on the structure of DNA

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

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414. A Structure for DNA (draft)

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415. Notes on possible genetic codes (#1)

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416. Letter from Francis Crick to Max Delbruck

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417. [Notes on] "Degenerate Templates"

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418. Notes on possible genetic codes (#3)

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419. Notes on possible genetic codes (#2)

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420. Notes on a proposed structure for DNA

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421. [Notes on] "Genetics"

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422. The Structure of DNA

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423. A Structure for DNA (draft)

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

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425. Notes on the structure of DNA

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426. Notes on the genetical implications of the structure of DNA

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

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428. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis and Odile Crick

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429. Satirical note announcing the death of the DNA helix

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430. Detail from group portrait of physics research students at the Cavendish Laboratory

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431. Group portrait of physics research students at the Cavendish Laboratory

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

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433. [Notebook entry on] "DNA"

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434. Letter from Vladimir Vand to William Cochran and Francis Crick

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435. Francis Crick lecturing at Cambridge University

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

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437. Biochemical Work on Lysozyme

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

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439. Letter from A. V. Hill to Francis Crick

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

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441. Letter from Maurice H. F. Wilkins to Francis Crick

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442. Letter from Maurice H. F. Wilkins to Francis Crick

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443. Letter from Maurice H. F. Wilkins to Francis Crick

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444. Letter from Maurice H. F. Wilkins to Francis Crick

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