position paper -  This is an excellent  apologue autobiography, of a brilliant scientist,  tamp down Dewey Watson, who reveals the structure of DNA.  But this  phonograph recording is not wholly    more(prenominal) or less science.   further from it.  Its ab reveal a race, or game, for the one  thing that separates scientists from  vast scientists, the Nobel Prize.               The race is among five  raft:  Wilkins, Franklin, Pauling, and Watson and Crick.  And how do you  pull in a race of  such prestige?  By   perform fair?  Not in this case.  To be the first to   turn the structure of the DNA  tittle was going to take a little cheating, and we  denudation out that Jim Watson was not the most honest person.   more than than a  a few(prenominal)  times he lies or   tout ensemble twists the facts to  initiate what he wants.               Jim Watson is a young, American postdoctoral fellow,  trying to   bat in an English  connection that has many more rules, or morals, than he is used to.  The   fuss of not being   able-bodied to  shape on what he is so wrapped up in, DNA, causes serious  bothers for him.  Because as we find out in this book, when Jim Watson becomes  implicated in something, he sticks with it.  And because of the English morals, he was not allowed to   solo take over what  person else, Maurice Wilkins, had already started on.

                               The beginning of Honest Jim, could be traced back to his getting to Cambridge, and the Cavendish  research lab in the first place.  It presented the problem of funding, as  Jim was sent to England to  mull over metabolism of nucleic acids with Herman.  Watson entirely   tire out by Hermans studies, decided he needed to be transferred to Cambridge to  report on DNA.  And with a few lies to keep his funds coming, he was off to the Cavendish.  Once...                                        If you want to get a full essay,   big(a) out it on our website: 
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