Tie "DNA Helix"
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Product-ID: 51-9010 |
28,30 EUR incl. 19% purchase tax plus Delivery coasts |
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Product description
Tie "DNA Helix"
Tie made of pure silk
Basic color: navy blue
Muster: self-replicating DNA helix in red, green, blue or orange
The discovery of the physical configuration of DNA modules in 1953 was the beginning of a revolution in molecular biology. For more than 18 months Crick and Watson had tried to decode the three-dimensional structure of deoxyribonucleic acid. At the time, scientists around the globe weren´t even sure that this molecule was the carrier of the genetic information of human beings. However, Crick and Watson believed it: “To us it seemed to be the secret of life and the most important problem that a biologist could solve”, remembered Watson some time ago.
Francis Harry Compton Crick (* 8th June 1916 in England; † 28th July 2004 in San Diego, USA) was an English physicist and biochemist.
James Dewey Watson (* 6th April 1928 in Chicago) is a US-American biochemist and Noble Prize Winner.
weight: 38g
amplitude: max.10cm min.3,0cm
lengh: 140cm
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