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“If the structure that serves as a template (the gene or virus molecule) consists of, say, two parts, which are themselves complementary In structure, then each of these parts can serve as the mould for the production of a replica of the other part, and the complex of two complementary parts thus can serve as the mould for the production of duplicates of itself.”

Quote by Linus Pauling

Book:Linus Pauling: Biomolecular sciences

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Linus Pauling: Biomolecular sciences

This book delves into the life and scientific achievements of Linus Pauling, a renowned chemist and peace activist. It covers his pivotal role in the development of quantum chemistry, molecular biology, and his advocacy for the importance of nutrition in health. more

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Linus Pauling was a renowned chemist born on February 28, 1901, in the United States. He made significant contributions to the fields of chemical bonding theory, molecular structure, and quantum chemistry. Pauling was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954 for his outstanding achievements in chemistry and the Nobel Peace Prize in 1962 for his efforts in the peace movement. more

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