The video explores the race to uncover the structure of DNA, highlighting the rivalry between two teams: Crick and Watson from Cambridge, and Wilkins and Franklin from King's College. Franklin's X-ray images were crucial, yet her collaboration with Wilkins faltered. Meanwhile, Crick and Watson pursued model-building, eventually revealing the double helix structure in 1953. Despite Franklin's significant contributions, she was not formally recognized in her lifetime. The video underscores the importance of collaboration and the impact of these scientists on understanding genetic material.

Which two institutions were involved in the race to discover the structure of DNA?

• Harvard University and MIT

• University of Cambridge and King's College London

• Yale University and Princeton University

• Stanford University and Oxford University

What was Rosalind Franklin's primary method for investigating the structure of DNA?

• Performing genetic sequencing

• Conducting chemical experiments

• Using X-ray photography

• Building physical models

What did Photograph 51 reveal about the structure of DNA?

• It was a linear chain

• It was a spherical structure

• It had a helical shape

• It was a flat structure

Who shared Franklin's Photograph 51 with Watson, leading to the discovery of the double helix?

• Francis Crick

• James Watson

• Maurice Wilkins

• Linus Pauling

Which scientist was not awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the DNA structure?

• Rosalind Franklin

• Francis Crick

• James Watson

• Maurice Wilkins