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Correspondence with Donohue. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.
Detailed correspondence between Crick and Donohue, discussing points at issue - particularly the usefulness of Fourier analysis to determine the structure of DNA - following the publication of Jerry Donohue (1969), "Fourier analysis and the structure of DNA".
In addition to correspondence, the file includes:
Donohue, "Fourier analysis and the structure of DNA," Science, 165 (1969), 1091-6 (photocopy);
Struther Arnott, "Crystallography of DNA: difference synthesis supports Watson-Crick base pairing," Science, 167 (1970), 1694-1700 (reprinted paper, unmarked);
Donohue, "Fourier series and difference maps as lack of structure proof: DNA is an example," Science, 167 (1970), 1700-2 (photocopy);
letters from Wilkins, et al, and from Crick, to Science, 167 (1970), 1693-4 (photocopy and reprinted paper for Crick letter);
an anonymous News and Views report ("The fly in the Fourier"), Nature, 226 (1970), 404-5 (photocopy);
a letter from Donohue, in response to "The fly in the Fourier," Nature, 227 (1970), 317 (photocopy);
and a typescript of Aaron Klug, "Donohue and DNA structure determination" (dated 2 November, 1970).
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