In the early 1950's, intense pressure arose within the scientific community to find the answer of how the structure of DNA works. Scientists searched and searched, hoping to be the one to have the break through. Four scientists united in the quest by the names of: James Watson, Rosalind Franklin, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins. Their areas of expertise ranged from being a bird biologist to nuclear physicist, but they acknowledged that together they could find the answer. The structure of DNA and how it works has influenced science, and will influence science for many years to come. It has shed light to the medicine community and has allowed us to understand what could trigger major diseases and such. The answer could've not been found had
