The story of the most important biological discovery of the century - the discovery of the structure of DNA.
“It is a strange model and incorporates some unusual features. However, since DNA is an unusual substance, we do not hesitate to be bold.” Through elucidating the structure of DNA, the molecule that underlies all life, Francis Crick and James Watson revolutionized biochemistry. At that time, Watson was just 24 years old.
The unyielding and candid narration of those intense days reveals the real world of great scientists, with their human flaws and quirks, their microscopic rivalries and driving ambitions. Above all, it captures the extraordinary enthusiasm of their desperate efforts to outpace their rivals at King's College in finding the solution to one of life's great mysteries.
Pages: 192, Year of Publication: 0101, Dimensions: 12.6x12.6cm
