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 Watson and Crick were a pair of scientists who were awarded The Nobel Prize for Physiology in Medicine in 1963 for their discovery of the double helical structure of DNA in 1952 while working in a laboratory at Cambridge University. 
[[James_watson|Watson]] and [[Francis_Crick|Crick]] were a pair of scientists who were awarded The Nobel Prize for Physiology in Medicine in 1963 for their discovery of the double helical structure of [[DNA|DNA]] in 1952 while working in a laboratory at Cambridge University.   


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Watson and Crick were a pair of scientists who were awarded The Nobel Prize for Physiology in Medicine in 1963 for their discovery of the double helical structure of DNA in 1952 while working in a laboratory at Cambridge University. 


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