The Woman Who Saw the Secret of Life — But Was Erased From It Her name was Rosalind Franklin. A brilliant chemist. A woman in a man’s lab. And the scientist who first saw what life looks like. In the early 1950s, Rosalind worked at King’s College, London, using X-ray diffraction to photograph DNA — the molecule that carries our genetic code. Her images were unlike anything the world had ever seen. Especially one — “Photo 51.” That single photograph revealed the twisted ladder shape — the double

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