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Archival study revisits Rosalind Franklin’s work before Photo 51

via Phys.org·10h ago

King’s College London researchers report through Phys.org that Rosalind Franklin calculated key features of DNA’s helix from an earlier image before producing Photo 51. Their archival study challenges accounts that she missed its significance, while noting she had not yet established the number of strands. The finding revises historical interpretation, rather than the DNA model itself.

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