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The Double Helix Study Guide

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by James D. Watson
About 85 pages (25,573 words)
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Chapter 21 Summary

Watson had moved into Clare College by entering a Ph.D. program at Cambridge, though he didn't intend to seriously pursue another doctorate. He started developing stomach problems eating food from the cheap local restaurants, and he began to fear he had an ulcer. Crick and his wife Odile had moved to a larger place on Portugal Place. Odile promised to try to get Watson into dinners at Pop's boarding house, where he could eat less spicy food than that at the local restaurants.

Meanwhile, Watson continued to ponder issues of DNA. Peter Pauling, Linus Pauling's son, shared an.....

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