Nobel laureate Professor Sir Martin Evans describes the moment scientists worked out how the DNA code was read, in a chaotic lab in the attic of the Pasteur Institute in Paris. A moment of genius that launched modern biology. Show less
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Nobel laureate Professor Sir Martin Evans describes the moment scientists worked out how the DNA code was read, in a chaotic lab in the attic of the Pasteur Institute in Paris. A moment of genius that launched modern biology. Show less