How I Discovered DNA

Embark on a captivating journey through the groundbreaking discovery of DNA's structure with Nobel laureate James Watson. In this 20-minute TED-Ed talk, delve into Watson's personal account of his collaboration with Francis Crick, exploring their scientific process, challenges, and ultimate triumph. Gain insights into Watson's early life, his fascination with the question "What is life?", and the pivotal moments that led to their revolutionary findings. Learn about the duo's model-building approach, the excitement of their success, and the formation of the RNA Tie Club. Discover the far-reaching implications of their work, including the advent of DNA biopsies, in this frank, humorous, and inspiring firsthand narrative of one of science's most significant breakthroughs.

Intro
Background
Early life
What is life
Finding DNA
Francis Crick
Building models
Im happy
RNA Tie Club
DNA Biopsy