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Klappentext Written by a noted historian of science! this in-depth account traces how Watson and Crick achieved one of science's most dramatic feats: their 1953 discovery of the molecular structure of DNA. 1974 edition. Provides cases from state, federal and international courts that integrate the scope and dynamism of family law. There are references to uniform, state, federal and international code provisions throughout the book and there is a companion book offered addressing additional statutes and related commentary. Inhaltsverzeichnis FrontispieceForeword by Francis CrickPrefaceNote on References to Source MaterialList of PlatesIntroductionNote to the Introduction (1994)"Section I From Colloidal Particles to Long-Chain Molecules: Bergmann! Staudinger! Svedberg! Polanyi! Mark! Astbury" Chapter 1 The Macromolecule Chapter 2 The Ultracentrifuge Chapter 3 The Fibre Diagram and the Long-Chain Molecule Chapter 4 The Leeds School under Astbury Chapter 5 Astbury under Attack"Section II Nucleic Acids and the Nature of the Hereditary Material: Levene! Caspersson! Garrod! Muller! Darlington! Stanley" "Chapter 6 Kossel! Levene and the Tetranucleotide Hypothesis" Chapter 7 The Nucleoprotein Theory of the Gene Chapter 8 The Physiology of the Gene Chapter 9 The Enzyme Theory of Life Chapter 10 The Chemistry of Virus-Genes"Section III Bacterial Transformation! its Nature and Implications: Griffith! Avery! Boivin! Vendrely! Chargaff! Wyatt" Chapter 11 Bacterial Transformation Chapter 12 The Identity of the Transforming Substance Chapter 13 Support for Avery Chapter 14 Base Ratios"Section IV Intellectual Migrations: Delbrück! Schrödinger! Bernal! Perutz! Pauling! Watson and Crick" Chapter 15 Physicists in Biology: The Informational School Chapter 16 Physicists and Chemists in Biology: The Structural School "Chapter 17 Pauling! Caltech and the a-Helix" Chapter 18 Watson and Crick"Section V Hunting for the Helix: Wilkins! Gosling! Furberg! Franklin! Pauling! Watson and Crick" Chapter 19 DNA as a Single- or Multiple-Strand Helix Chapter 20 DNA as a Trip Helix Chapter 21 DNA as a Double Helix Chapter 22 ConclusionPostscript (1994)BibliographyIndex ...
