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Who cares about the double helix?

Life, the movie

Science in culture: Art after DNA

Genetics for everyone
    By the double helix's 75th birthday, your genome might be as familiar as your shoe size. Helen Pilcher peers into the future
    of genetic medicine.

What the double helix can't tell you
    How can clones look completely different? Helen Pearson examines the biology beyond DNA.

Physicists plunder life's tool chest
    DNA is both bricks and blueprint - an engineer's dream. John Whitfield speaks to the scientists turning biology into
    technology.

DNA's family tree
    Tom Clarke retraces the path that led Watson and Crick to the double helix, and others to put their discovery to use.