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Miescher

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Isolated Nuclein from pus
- first person to isolate
- began history of DNA

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Kossel

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Isolated 5 bases and identified as nucleic acid
- name of DNA

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Levene

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determined nucleic acids are made of po4, ribose (5c) sugar and N-base

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Koltsov

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double helix model

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Griffith

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Transforming Principle: chromosomes transmits info in bacteria/viruses

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Hammerling

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Established nucleus as site of hereditary

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Avery, McCarty, MacLeod

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DNA is probably the molecule of hereditary

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Chargaff

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complementary bases are present in equal amounts

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Hershey & Chase

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Confirmed DNA carries genetic info and not protein

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Pauling

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Triple Helix Model (failed)

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Wilkins, Gosling & Franklin

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suggested double helix shape after seeing x-ray diffraction photos

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Watson & Crick

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Double helix model with sugar-phosphate backbone and bases paired on the inside as A-T and C-G

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