Watson and Crick built tinkertoy-like models to try to understand the structure of
DNA. They used X-ray data and chemical data from other scientists' laboratories in order
to
(a) constrain the set of possible models; that is, to rule out structures that did not
fit the X-ray and chemical data
(b) falsify the X-ray data and chemical data
(c) argue that DNA was not the carrier of the genetic code
(d) demonstrate the permanence of changes in bacteria exposed to different types
of DNA
A
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