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Discovering the double helix /

Atlantic Video Works, Inc.

Discovering the double helix /

Record Type:	Projected and video material : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Discovering the double helix /[presented by] Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory ; produced by Atlantic Video Productions.
other author:	Watson, James D.,
Published:	Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. :Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory,c2000.
Description:	1 videocassette (59 min., 5 sec.) :sd., col. ;1/2 in.
Notes:	Copyright: 2000.
Notes:	Live.
Subject:	DNAResearch
ISBN:	0879696222 (videorecording) :

Discovering the double helix /
Discovering the double helix /[videorecording] /[presented by] Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory ; produced by Atlantic Video Productions., United States. - Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. :Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory,c2000. - 1 videocassette (59 min., 5 sec.) :sd., col. ;1/2 in.

Copyright: 2000.

Co-executive producers, Deborah M. Barnes, David J. Stewart ; director, Kevin Weyl ; producer, Dan Sladkus ; director of photography, Roger Sherman ; lighting director, Philip Sorensen ; production coordinator, Dutch Doscher ; camera, Rick Mieue, John Molinelli, Jack Martin-Lis ; sound, Steve Onopa, Bernie Zuch, Alexandra Baltarzuk ; gaffers, Glenn Weinstein, Roarke Behan ; lighting board operator, Nathan McDonald ; grips, Luis Abad, Lou Contreras, Mike Thornton, Robert Handhurst ; editors, Bruce Connors, Bill Sniffen ; after effects editor, Alex Rivera ; transcript, Jody Tresidder ; intern, Caitlin Hahesy.

Speaker, James D. Watson.

The structure of DNA proposed by James Watson and Francis Crick in 1953 was one of the most important scientific discoveries of the twentieth century, transforming biology, giving medicine new impetus, and providing a foundation for the new industry of biotechnology. James Watson's best-selling memoir of the events leading to this discovery, The double helix, has enthralled millions of readers since its publication in 1968. In this videotaped lecture, recorded live at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in Nov. 1999, Dr. Watson retraces those events in a very personal reminiscence of the period and the people involved. This is an account of one of the great dramas in science, told from the intimate perspective of a participant who, age 25 at the time of the discovery, has become one of the intellectual leaders of our time.

VHS format.

ISBN: 0879696222 (videorecording) :NTSubjects--Personal Names:

210449
Crick, Francis,
1916-Subjects--Topical Terms:

210450
DNA
--Research

LC Class. No.: QP624 / D611 2000

National Library of Medicine Call No.: HF3273

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