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She knew that Watson and Crick stole her information. But since she died so young, she didn't get to find out that she finally got the recognition she deserved.

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Rosalind Franklin was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and died because of it on April 16, 1958. She died at the age of 37.

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She studied crystallography and X-ray diffraction which were techniques that she applied to DNA fibers

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Watson and Crick won the Nobel Prize for being the first to discover the structure of DNA, even though it wasn't their work.

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While Rosalind was out of her lab, Maurice stole Photo 51 and showed to the U.S. scientists, James Watson and Francis Crick which helped them be the first to discover DNA.

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Franklin was able to get to high-resolution pictures of crystallized DNA fibers. From this she discovered that the basic dimensions of DNA were called a Double Helix Structure.

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Maurice vs Rosalind

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In 1953, Linus Payling became interested in the structure of DNA, which increased the race to discover it.

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She had a conflict with Maurice Wilkins, who was already working at King's College, and treated her as an assistant and not a real scientist. (This was just because she was a woman)

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In 1951, she was accepted into a 3 year research scholarship at King's College to improve the x-ray crystallography unit.

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She took a job in Paris, where she learned X-ray diffraction techniques.

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She was born into the time of the debate of Women's Rights

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Franklin was born into a wealthy family, so she was able to study physics and chemistry in school.

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Around the time she was alive it was difficult for women to achieve a career in science because many doubted they would be as good as men.

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By age 15, she knew she wanted to be a scientist when she grew up.

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She was born in London, England in 1920.

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Rosalind Franklin's          Journey Through                    Science

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Rosalind Franklin's          Journey Through                    Science