A unique discovery brings fresh insight to the discovery of DNA's structure.
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I thank David Micklos, who found the Pomerat memorandum; Darwin Stapleton of the Rockefeller Archives for permission to reprint it; and Robert Olby for comments.
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Witkowski, J. Mad hatters at the DNA tea party. Nature 415, 473–474 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1038/415473a
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