The DNA Double Helix Discovery — HHMI BioInteractive Video
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Publicado 2014-08-26
Rarely seen archival footage is combined with interviews with some of today’s leading scientists to bring this Nobel Prize–winning discovery and all of its scientific implications to life.
Free classroom resources supporting this short film can be found at www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/double-helix
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Hey procrastinators like me, here are some important things in the video... 1:28 James Watson and Francis Crick 3:26 Protein v DNA 3:54 Oswald Avery 4:33 X-ray Crystallography 5:38 - 6:00 Morris Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin 7:00 Linus Pauling 8:01 Watson and Crick’s DNA model 9:27 Watson’s happiness 10:39 Rosalind’s picture 11:10 Crick’s realization Hope this helps some
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This comment section: 90% Homework 10% Critizing the video or Watson
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It sounded like a murder case narration to be honest
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Roses are red, violets are blue, my bio teacher sent me hear, and yours did too!!!!!!
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Homework sucks
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Anyone else here for homework
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It’s sad how Rosalind Franklin didn’t live to see the results of her work and get the Nobel.
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im here cuz the virus shut down school and now i gotta do this for bio
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I'm glad I'm not the only one suffering with homework
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10:58 that turn gets me every time 😂😂
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"There was only 2 ways to make me happy. Solve DNA or get a girlfriend." I have neither.
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All I can say is thank you Rosalind Franklin. She was one of a kind and still isn't credited enough for her work. In my opinion (the right one lol), she was the most important part of this puzzle. Also how come no one's talking about how absolutely gorgeous she is? She's literally the best, and no one knows about her.
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Protip: Press the 3 dots next to the save button, above the subscribe button and you can open transcript. Then you can search through the video for certain words using ctrl+f.
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the narrator is quite distracting. i feel like she will kill me with a knife in seconds haha
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,,I didn't get a girlfriend so I solved DNA." 😆😌
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Who's here cuz of 7th period bio
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The "encoding" appears clear and simple on an abstract level, but I expect an overwhelmingly complex additional mechanims that give rise to macroscopic structures and large protein molecules. It was this hard match the bases together with each other, but then they somehow need to be matched during the "reading" process with other elements.
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Who would actually watch this for fun lol
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13:25 when the crack starts to kick in
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honestly though even if my bio teacher told me not to come I would probably still watch this. This is the type of stuff that gets recommended to me on a daily.... bases xD
