Rosalind Franklin : DNA's dark lady.

Date:
2003
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Description

This documentary attempts to write Rosalind Franklin back into the story of the discovery of DNA. It gives a full account of her personal background and her early working career at King's College, in particular her work with x-ray defractions and x-ray crystallography. It includes valuable contributions from her colleagues at the time through to the end of her life due to cancer, tragically probably caused by her work with x-rays.

Publication/Creation

UK : BBC 4, 2003.

Physical description

1 videocassette (VHS) (50 min.) : sound, color, PAL.

Notes

Broadcast 25th April 2003.

Creator/production credits

Narrated by Barbara Flynn. Written, produced and directed by Gary Glassman.

Copyright note

WGBH 2003 Educational Foundation

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