1. What first prompted James Watson's desire to solve the structure of DNA? 2. Why were Watson and Crick considered both an unlikely pair and perfect team to solve the structure

of DNA?

3. Who were the other researchers "racing" to find the structure of DNA?

4. How did Rosalind Franklin's data help Watson and Crick with their research?

5. When did Watson and Crick receive the Nobel Prize and why were there only three recipients?

Structure of the DNA.

DNA is a molecule that is made by the combination of the two poly chains that coils to each other forming a double helix having genetic matter. James Watson is an American molecular biologist and a geneticist. Hence has done a study on the DNA.

Thus the answer is Watson was curious about DNA, Francis was an expert in X-ray crystallography,  Franklin, and Linus Pauling. found this structure. In 1962 Nobel prize was given.

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Explanation:

1. It was as a result of a blurry picture of the DNA eye made by scientist, Maurice Wilkins, this glimpse of the DNA made James Watson even more curious about the DNA.

2. They were considered an unlikely pair due to their age difference of about 12 years. Seemed unlikely because there was a 12 year age difference. However, they are considered a perfect team to solve the structure since James Watson has a strong background in biology, while Francis Crick is an expert in x-ray crystallography.

3. Other researchers also racing to find the structure include;

4. It is important to note that the data provided by Rosalind Franklin enabled Watson and Crick to better understand the chains that make up the DNA.

5. In the year, 1962 they were awarded the Nobel prize in Physiology and Medicine. They were only three recipients because at the time they were the only living early contributors to the study of the DNA.

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