Titlebook: 50 Years of DNA; Julie Clayton,Carina Dennis Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 biology.DNA.his

单纯

命令变成大炮

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56638-8When Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin took their pictures of DNA, the art of using X-rays to peer at tiny molecules was still in its infancy. Now, 50 years later, structural biologists have illuminated every corner of biology with their stunning images, thanks to ever-more sophisticated tools.

脱水

Observations on the Performance of PQ KEMs age of 88 on 6 February 2002, after a distinguished career uncovering the secrets of proteins through structure. He had already begun to enjoy early success when Crick and Watson joined him at his new MRC unit within the Cavendish Laboratory.

身心疲惫

Sami Al Kasab,Alejandro M. Spiottasting condition called Huntington’s disease. People with this disease develop involuntary limb movements when in their 30s or 40s, followed by paralysis. Bizarrely, the disease gets worse over successive generations.

材料等

Thrombectomy Techniques: Remote Aspirations. No one can ignore the headlines announcing the latest news about new drugs for cancer or vaccines for infectious diseases, foretelling a world in which ‘designer babies’ and human clones are the norm, warning of the perils of ‘mad cow disease’ and AIDS, or talking of genetically modified organisms.

custody

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-11781-6biology; DNA; history of science; molecular biology; nucleic acid; structural biology

FLINT

背景

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18th and 19th Century Porcelain Analysiso behaviour, personality and aptitude: the temper tantrums of a toddler, the musical skills of a 7-year-old, the exam success of a 16-year-old. Who did those come from? Was it upbringing or was it inherited?

Foregery

Dennys Reyes,Italo Linfante,Guilherme Dabusy replaced the local populations of early humans, including the Neanderthals — whose ancestors had left Africa around 1.5 million years ago — or whether they interbred for a while before gradually taking over.