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The Francis Crick Papers
Notes (Chronological Listing)
Biochemical Work on Lysozyme [ca. 1950-1951]
[Satirical note announcing the death of the DNA helix] (July 18, 1952)
Letter from Francis Crick to Rosalind Franklin (and notes on two papers by Franklin and Raymond Gosling) (June 5, 1953)
[Detail from notes on the structure of DNA] [ca. 1953]
[Fragment of notes on a double helix model for DNA] [ca. 1953]
[Notes on a proposed structure for DNA] [ca. 1953]
[Notes on] "Degenerate Templates" [ca. 1953-1955]
[Notes on] "Genetics" [ca. 1953]
[Notes on possible genetic codes (#1)] [ca. 1953-1955]
[Notes on possible genetic codes (#2)] [ca. 1953-1955]
[Notes on possible genetic codes (#3)] [ca. 1953-1955]
[Notes on the genetical implications of the structure of DNA] [ca. 1953]
[Notes on the possible configuration of bases in the DNA structure] [ca. 1953]
[Notes on the structure of DNA] [ca. 1953]
Ideas on Protein Synthesis (October 1956)
Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson (and notes concerning Watson's book, "The Double Helix") (March 31, 1966)
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