James Dewey Watson
Also known as James D. Watson
biologo, genetista e biochimico statunitense (1928-2025)
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James Watson was an American molecular biologist who, along with Francis Crick, proposed the double helix structure of DNA in a 1953 paper that built on work by other researchers. This discovery was so significant that Watson, Crick, and Maurice Wilkins shared the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for revealing how DNA's structure enables information transfer in living organisms.
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James Dewey Watson (Chicago, 6 aprile 1928) è un biologo statunitense. Assieme a Francis Crick e Maurice Wilkins ricevette il Premio Nobel per la medicina nel 1962 per le scoperte sulla struttura molecolare degli acidi nucleici e il loro significato nel meccanismo di trasferimento dell'informazione genica negli organismi viventi.
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