Barbara McClintock

8.3.2011

Women in Science - Audio

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American geneticist Barbara McClintock won a Nobel for her pioneering work on genetic transposition. Chosen by Dr Hilary MacQueen, Head of the Department of Life Sciences at The Open University.

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Barbara McClintock

Women in Science - Audio

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Dorothy Hodgkin

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