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Journal Article
Rosalind Franklin was let down by a dysfunctional team
2023
Overview
Initially these were Franklin's main collaborators: her colleague at King's College London, biophysicist Maurice Wilkins, and molecular biologists Francis Crick and James Watson at the University of Cambridge, UK. X-ray diffraction data from Franklin, Wilkins and Franklin's student Raymond Gosling. Besides this confluence of theory and experiment - which Watson and Crick did not acknowledge in their original paper - management support was essential to the project's success. D. Bernal observed in his obituary of Franklin that she was an enthusiastic collaborator and mentor, and happier at Birkbeck College in London than King's, leading a team that worked on the tobacco mosaic virus.
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Nature Publishing Group
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