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This X-ray crystallographer supervised Raymond Gosling's work on Photo 51, an important image in studying DNA's structure.

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Photo 51 was a diffraction pattern rather than an ordinary photograph of a DNA molecule. Source: Rosalind Franklin: institutional biography ↗

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