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DNA now  allows us to see relatedness between species

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DNA now  allows us to see relatedness between species

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6.) DNA is a double helix. It is made up of six small molecules. Contains four different nitrogen bases, Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine.

9.) I would have cooperated and shared so I could have more progress, and be more successful. Doing it with other people would help succeed more because if you come across difficulties, others might be able to do the things you cannot.

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1.) The dna structure is a double helix that is made up of smaller molecules.
2.) The four base pairs match up to each other and create different type of species and dna.

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Google's recent tribute to Rosalind Franklin

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1 x-ray camera
2 maurice wilkins atom bomb
3 j watson & francis c
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1. cells divide all the time and you can only see that in microscopes
2. some of the scientist were Watson and Crick
3.proteins are made up of 4 components A,T,C,G
4. Rosalind Franklin was known for taking pictures of cells but she got cancer from it and died before she got credit for what she did
5. Wilkins was one of the people who helped create the atom bomb during world war 2

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1. James Watson, Francis Crick, Paulen, Maurice Wilkins, and Rosalind Franklin.
2. Maurice Wilkins helped create the atom bomb.
3. Most of the men that worked with Rosalind Franklin fell in love with her.
4. The father and son were working on the same thing.
5. Scientists should work as a family because this would help the development and understanding of our world happen faster.

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1) James Watson, Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin, Linus Pauling, and Erwin Chargaff
2) He created the first kind of x-rays
3)X-rays are split in a crystal then are reassembled to form a picture
5) invented rules that led to discovery of the double-helix DNA shape
8) I think science should be an open community of individuals because it would help progress faster
9) I'd try to do it myself because it seems like there was more competition than cooperation between them

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1. James Watson, Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin, Maurice Wilkins, Erwin Chargaff
2. It's a tool where it is used in a molecular structure with crystal, more likely called crystallography
3. Maurice was responsible of making the first atomic bomb and he was finding clues and information from Rosalind
4. Edward Chargaff was a biochemist and he discovered the amounts that is in the DNA of the nucleobases
5. The DNA structure is where it's made of nucleotides that has a phosphate group, a  sugar, and a nitrogen base and there are 4 types and each type connects with the other and has looks of a spiraling ladder

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1. Watson, crick
rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins, Pauling
2. Maurice Wilkins discovered the atom bomb
3. Rosalind was apparently very attractive to people
4. Franklin was supposed to show her research to a secret group and Watson snuck in to see her presentation he thought he would learn the structure of DNA by sneaking in and seeing her research
5. Rosalind laughed at their DNA model because they had it inside out
6. Rosalind died of cancer she took pictures of cells
7. Edward chargaff discovered the fact that adenine pairs with thymine and cytosine pairs with guanine
8. Yes and no, you should be able to work by yourself if you want but should be able to share discoveries of get help from another scientist as well
9. Rosalind got a clear picture of an x and discovered DNA was a spiral, or helix
10. Linus Paulina's structure he came up with was wrong but no one had the courage to tell him

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1. cell divide all the time you can only see through a microscope.
2. the scientists who discovered his first was watson and crick
3. the chromosome is made of two things proteins and DNA
4. frankilin and wilkins are two women franklins research killed her
5.proteins are made up 0f 4 compnonents A,T,C,

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1.James Watson, and Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin, Maurice Wilkins
2.The chromosomes are made of proteins and DNA
3.The X-Ray is like type of crystal
4.The Scientists issued with each other disagreeing
5.Helped with atomic bomb
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7.Watson and Craig got the Nobel Prize
8.Yes I think that people should
9.I would have wanted to do it on my own knowing that I wouldn't have to rely on others.

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1. Watson and Crick shared the same dream and believed that there had to be some kind of structure that would tell the cell what to do but couldn't really find anything. Franklin was killed by the x-rays she had been using and got barely any credit. Wilkins worked with Franklin and changed his study after the atomic bomb. Pauling worked by himself on his discovery.
2. Wilkins decided to look for the structure of DNA. He had created the atomic bomb and seemed to regret it working. He changed his area or research because of all the people killed.
3. An x-ray is like shining a light through a chandelier and never being able to see it.
4. A difficulty of the discovery would be the x-ray's radiation giving off was causing cancer.
5. Chargaff was an important scientist that was begged for information by other scientist. He came up with the A going with T and C going with G because there are always the same amount of each in their pairs.

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1. James Watson, Francis Crick, Edward Chargaff, Maurice Wilkins, and Rosalind Franklin.
5. A X-Ray diffraction is a technique used to determine atomic and molecular structure of a crystal.
8. I agree with Wilkins because then they could all work together to get different ideas.
9. I would have cooperated with all the others and share the Nobel Prize. The more people you have, the more success you have. They could confirm whether it was true or not or if it's right or not
7. James Watson and Francis Crick

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1. The scientists who discovered DNA were James Watson, Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins, and Rosalind Franklin.
5. X-Ray Diffraction "is a rapid analytical technique primarily used for phase identification of a crystalline material and can provide information on unit cell dimensions"
6. The rungs of DNA are made up of 4 proteins Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine

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1. The 5 scientists were Watson, Crick, Franklin, Wilkins, and Pauling
2. Chromosomes are made of 2 ingredients - Proteins and DNA.
3. Wilkins helped create the atomic bomb. He seems to feel bad about the aftermath of his creation
4. X-Ray Diffraction can be compared to shining a light on a chandelier, but not being able to see the chandelier.
5. Watson spied on Franklin
6. DNA is a double-helix.
7. Chargaff discovered the different bonds of the bases (A-T, C-G)
8. Always the same amount of A and T, and C and G.
9. Franklin got a clear picture of an X - representing a helix
10. Wilkins should not have shared the data because he wasn't the one who discovered it.
11. DNA is the molecule that controls all living things
12. Since Franklin passed away, she did not receive the Nobel Prize; the other 3 scientists did.
13. Helicase breaks bonds, Polymerase puts bonds back together

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1. The five scientist that discovered DNA was James Watson, Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin. Maurice Wilkins and Linus Pauling.
2. Maurice Wilkins helped create the atomic bomb.
3.  James Watson decided to build a model of DNA without any data.
4. Out of the 3 teams, Watson and Crick was the second team that people favored
5. Rosalind Franklin laughed at the model that James Watson and Francis Crick made.
6. Erwin Chargaff came up with the idea that Adenine was paired with Thymine  and Cytosine was paired with Guanine.
7. Watson, Crick, and Maurice was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

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1. Watson, Crick, Franklin, Wilkins, and Pauling. But Watson, and Crick both sought out to bring a similar dream to fruition by discovering the genetic script of cells.
2. Wilkins created an X-Ray camera to see crystal refraction, and give clues to the structure of DNA.
3. It is compared to shining a spotlight on a chandelier. The structure of DNA shines as if light is hitting crystals, then gives a template of what DNA might look like.
4. Scientist not agreeing with each others methods of research.
5. Came up with Adenine corresponding with Thymine using his expertise in chemistry.
6. Double-Spiral Helix
7. James Watson, and Francis Crick.
8. Yes, it should be an open community. But you may research by yourself and release your data when you believe you have made a breakthrough. But in this world we thrive off competition, so it is less likely for scientist to work together. (Unless they're paid to.
9. On my own just like Einstein, I'd progress faster without having to discuss my research with multiple people.

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Mrs. Snyder-The following are some prompts to help get you thinking during the film.  You must post at least 5 unique high quality responses and/or questions to receive participation points for the day. 

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Mrs. Snyder-The following are some prompts to help get you thinking during the film.  You must post at least 5 unique high quality responses and/or questions to receive participation points for the day. 

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1.) Who were the 5 scientists working to discover the structure of DNA?  How did these individuals relate to each other (such as who liked and worked together, who spied on who, who refused to speak or help one another)?

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1.) Who were the 5 scientists working to discover the structure of DNA?  How did these individuals relate to each other (such as who liked and worked together, who spied on who, who refused to speak or help one another)?

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2.) What scientific breakthrough unrelated to DNA was Maurice Wilkins responsible for?  Why might he have changed his area of research after his first big discovery?

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2.) What scientific breakthrough unrelated to DNA was Maurice Wilkins responsible for?  Why might he have changed his area of research after his first big discovery?

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5.) What is X-Ray diffraction (what can it be compared to), and how did it help with the discovery of DNA structure?

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5.) What is X-Ray diffraction (what can it be compared to), and how did it help with the discovery of DNA structure?

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4.) What were some of the “issues” and conflicts that affected the discovery of DNA structure?

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4.) What were some of the “issues” and conflicts that affected the discovery of DNA structure?

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5.) Who was Erwin Chargaff (other than the guy eating the pea soup in the video)?  What was his contribution to DNA structure ?

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5.) Who was Erwin Chargaff (other than the guy eating the pea soup in the video)?  What was his contribution to DNA structure ?

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6.) What is the structure of DNA? (Be very descriptive)

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6.) What is the structure of DNA? (Be very descriptive)

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7.) Who ended up being credited with the discovery of DNA structure and received the Nobel Prize for it?  

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7.) Who ended up being credited with the discovery of DNA structure and received the Nobel Prize for it?  

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8.) Do you agree with Wilkins that science should be an “open activity where individuals work as a community?  Why or why not?

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8.) Do you agree with Wilkins that science should be an “open activity where individuals work as a community?  Why or why not?

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9.) If you were one of the scientists would you have wanted to cooperate with all of the others and share the discovery (and Nobel Prize) or would you have tried to do it on your own?  Why?

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9.) If you were one of the scientists would you have wanted to cooperate with all of the others and share the discovery (and Nobel Prize) or would you have tried to do it on your own?  Why?