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Rosalind Franklin: The secret of life

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  • Size:240mm×240mm
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Rosalind Franklin was one of the most influential chemists of the 20th century. An expert in the use of X-rays, she unveiled one of nature's best-kept enigmas: the structure of DNA, the molecule that makes everyone, humans, animals, plants and other organisms, look like our parents.

Despite having barely obtained recognition, the life of Rosalind Franklin is an example of improvement and work, having contributed to the discovery of the secret of life.

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