Correspondence: S

Date:
1988-1989
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PP/CRI/J/1/2/15
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The correspondents are:

Wendelin Sachtler, Dr Oliver Sacks, Norman Sanders, Santa Fe Institute, Suhrid Sarabhai, R Elmer Schachterle, Dr Morton Schatzman, Barbara Schneiderman, Shannon Schunicht, Dr David Scotch, Rufus Burlingame (Research Institute of Scripps Clinic), Dr John Seale, Frederick Seitz, Dr John Searle, Terry Sejnowski, P S Shankar, Professor E Donald Shapiro, Dr N E Sharkey, Gordon L Shaw, Dr Helen Sherk, Dr Murray Sherman, Mikio Shimizu, Dr Short (American Museum of Natural History), Dr Ivan J Singer, Professor Wolf Singer, Peter Somogyi, John Sottosanti, Milos Sovak, Cheryl Spinweber, Dr Larry Squire, Dr Srikanta, Professor John Staddon, D J E Stamp, Dr Gunther Stent, Dr Charles Stevens, Walter W Stewart, Hilton Stowell, Kenneth I Strauss, Bernard L Strehler, Lubert Stryer, Michael Stryker, Dr Andrew Sugden, Claudiu Suppuran, Dr Harvey M Sussman, Stuart Sutherland, Marvin L Swain, and Elie Shneour.

Letters containing sensitive personal information have been extracted to files PP/CRI/J/1/2/20-21.

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1988-1989

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1 file

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A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection as part of Codebreakers: Makers of Modern Genetics. A copy of a manuscript note by Francis Crick reading: "I think the most siginificant aspect of DNA is the support it gives to evolution by natural selection" is held by Wellcome Images at L0044159.

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