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He was the first person to have a crude representation of DNA. He called it nuclein.
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He used flowering plants to rediscover Mendle’s law. Having the microscope helped the idea of cells become more widely accepted.
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He used X-rays to cause mutations in the reproductive DNA of flys.
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She believed that genes could destabilize and “jump” out of place leaving a copy that when passed down to the “daughter” gene would become more distorted the farther along it went.
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Found out that pneumonia bacterial strain S could recreate itself with an R strain so long as it still had its DNA left.
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He found that DNA is made up than more than just simple repetitive tetranucleotide blocks.
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Used X-ray diffraction patterns to learn more about DNA molecules. This eventually lead to 3D modeling of DNA.
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They experimented with phages and how it reproduces through injecting its DNA into the bacteria. They concluded that DNA is genetic material.
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He had the idea of a triple helix. He forgot however that the negative oxygen atoms would repel each other.
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They experimented with phages and how it reproduces through injecting its DNA into the bacteria. They concluded that DNA is genetic material.
