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Description: The Race for the Double Helix (alternate title: Life Story) dramatizes the interactions among scientists that led to the discovery in 1953 of the structure of the DNA molecule. This highly praised but hard-to-find film was produced and directed for BBC Television by Mick Jackson. The outstanding cast includes Jeff Goldblum (James ...
One film that successfully depicts the competitive nature of scientific research and the sacrifices that scientists make for their careers is Life Story: The Race for the Double Helix, a 1987 made-for-television film that dramatizes the discovery of the structure of DNA by the legendary duo James Watson and Francis Crick in 1953.
“Race for the Double Helix” Questions BIOL 101 – Spring 2017 Bring Assignment to Exam #5 Daniel Shin 1. What were your first impressions of the main characters? James Watson: Excited (For DNA, and the theories of “Genetics secrets”) Francis Crick: More Interactive, (Believes in his studies) Rosalind Franklin: Pays Attention to the theories, (French women) Maurice Wilkins: Loves ...
“Race for the Double Helix” Questions BIOL 101. For each of the following questions, make note of the time within the movie where the questions were answered. What were your first impressions of the main characters? Write a sentence that includes a couple of notable impressions of their character. Not what they were wearing.
The Race for the Double Helix. Based on a true story, this film focuses on the quest to discover the building blocks of DNA. American scientist Jim Watson (Jeff Goldblum) joins forces with his ...
All of this is insightfully examined in the supplementary materials to the Norton Critical Edition of Watson's book The Double Helix (ISBN 0-393-95075-1), to which the film makes a fine companion. A. To earn up to 1% extra credit to be added to the semester grade (actual % awarded based on quality): 1. View the film Race for the Double Helix.
When Watson meets a researcher from King's College at Crick's flat, Crick introduces him by saying: "Maurice has a cuckoo in his nest..." A cuckoo lays its eggs in another bird's nest and lets the foster mother care for it. Explain what Crick meant this odd statement. His ideas are constantly being used by others.
