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  "Father of Genetics"/ led an experiment which consisted of growing thousands of pea plants over 8 yrs.
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  performed experiments on the chemical composition of leukocytes that lead to the discovery of DNA
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  confirmed that genes are located on chromosomes. "chromosomal theory of inheritance"
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  Discovered that things inside of molecules can transfer to one another.
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  Found and noticed a pattern in four bases: adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine. Then came up with Chargaffs Rule: A=T, and G=C
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  Continued Griffith's experiment by destroying lipids and acids and found the inheritance molecule, DNA.
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  they used bacterial viruses to better demonstrate that DNA is the genetic material. They did this by using DNA rapped in a protein coat called phage.
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  Tried to crystallize DNA to obtain an X-ray pattern of its function.
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  They found the structure of DNA and found that it was double-helix
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  Tried to crystallize DNA to obtain an X-ray pattern of its function. Along with Rosalind Frankiln
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  developed a way to freeze and thaw mutated and wild worms.
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  developed a sequencing technique of DNA which involved scientists copying strands of DNA.