Frederick Griffith's work with streptococci and pneumococci bacteria gave him an important place in the history of biology. However, the impact of his work on the science of genetics was even more crucial, although it is not clear whether Griffith...

Frederick Griffith's work with the Streptococcus pneumonaie bacteria gave him an important place in the history of biology. The impact of his work on the science of genetics, however, was even more crucial, although it is not clear whether Griffith...

1877-1941 English bacteriologist whose studies of pneumococci, the bacteria that cause pneumonia, suggested that bacteria could undergo some kind of genetic transformation. The virulence of pneumococci depends on the presence of a polysaccharide...

Frederick Griffith (1879 - 1941) was a British medical officer. In 1928, in what is today known as Griffith's experiment, he discovered a transforming principle, which is today known as DNA.[1][2] He was born in Hale, England and attended Liverpool...

John Frederick Griffiths, professor emeritus of meteorology and atmospheric sciences at Texas A&M University, died in College Station, Texas, of heart disease on 27 July 2003. He was born in London, England, and emigrated to the United States in 1962 to join the faculty...

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