Mary Seacole
1805–1881
Refused as a nurse, she paid her own way to the Crimea and went anyway
St Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Kensal Green, London
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Rosalind Franklin
Chemist whose photograph showed the shape of DNA
- 生誕
- 逝去
- 享年
- 37 歳
- 埋葬地
- Willesden Jewish Cemetery, London, United Kingdom
Franklin's X-ray photograph of DNA, known as Photo 51, showed the molecule was a helix and gave the measurements needed to build the model. It was shown to Watson without her knowledge or consent; the paper that followed made only a passing acknowledgement of her work.
She moved on to viruses and did fundamental work on tobacco mosaic and polio. She died of ovarian cancer at thirty-seven, four years before the Nobel Prize went to Watson, Crick and Wilkins; it is not awarded posthumously. Her stone calls her research on viruses "of lasting benefit to mankind".
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