English paper - This is an excellent story autobiography, of a brilliant scientist, James Dewey Watson, who reveals the structure of DNA. But this book is not wholly about science. Far from it. It's about a race, or game, for the one thing that separates scientists from great scientists, the Nobel Prize.         The race is among five people: Wilkins, Franklin, Pauling, and Watson and Crick. And how do you win a race of such prestige? …showed first 75 words of 1054 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1054 total…for their sex, age, interests, and what not. He does respect their intelligence enough to know that there was a race for the double-helix. You might also ask, does Watson deserve the Nobel Prize? Even though he used others' information, and immorally barged in on Wilkins' territory, I still believe that he deserves the 'prize.' Because even with Franklin and Wilkins' input, Watson still had to put it all together and make it fit.