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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #48035 Rosalind Franklin
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Rosalind  Franklin  was  an  English  scientist  born  in  1920.  She  was  brilliant  at  using  X-ray  crystallography,  a  method  to  see  the  tiny  details  of  molecular  structures.  Franklin's  most  famous  work  was  on  the  DNA  molecule,  which    our  genetic  information.  In  the  early  1950s,  she  took  a  picture  known  as  Photo  51.  This  image  was  key  to  understanding  the  DNA  structure,  but  Franklin's  contribution  was  not    recognized  at  the  time.  Two  other  scientists,  Watson  and  Crick,  used  Franklin's  findings  to  build  a  model  of  DNA's  double  helix  structure.  They  won  a  Nobel  Prize  for  this,  but  Franklin  did  not  share  in  the  honor  because  Nobel  Prizes  are  not  awarded  posthumously,  and  she  had  passed  away  by  .  Today,  we  remember  Franklin  for  her  critical  role  in  discovering  the  DNA  structure  and  her    work  in  science.

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