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Welcome to DNA highschool. This is where all the scientists go to study what else, but DNA. Come see some of the most prestigious students.
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James Watson This "student" is one of the top scientists here. He plans to go to Chigaco University when he graduates, and while here wrote a paper and made an excellent model for the science fair on the structure of DNA, with his lab partner, Francis Crick. It was so good, the highschool had it sent off and it was first published in NATURE magazine. Awards earned: Nobel Prize Clubs: Science Club Nobel Prize Club Architect's Club (made an excellent DNA replication)
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Rosalind Franklin
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Rosalind Franklin is another one of the top students at DNA high. She "tutored" James Watson, when he found her work with DNA. She was a hard working and studious girl in highschool. She plans to go to King's College in London. Accomplishments: Found DNA structure in X-ray club. Nobel Prize Clubs: X-ray club Crystallography club Science Club Nobel Prize Club
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Erwin Chargaff
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Erwin Chargaff is student president here at DNA high. Not only has he made a new set of rules for the DNA follow on pairing, called complimentry bas pairng rules, but he has also helped other students further advance in their studies with these rules. He can be said of as a born leader. He plans to go to Columbia University. Achievements: tetra-neucleotide theory complimentry base pairing rule Clubs: Science club Student Council President Creative Writing Club (thoeries were excellent) Math Club Chromatography club
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