Phoebus Levene and the Tetranucleotide Structure of Nucleic Acids

Abstract

Take Phobus Levine at the Rockefeller Institute. He was absolutely certain that DNA was a boring irrelevant molecule containing random sequences of those four letters, ACGT. He dismissed it, and then, in that peculiar human way, it became a matter of faith with him, deep faith. What he knew, he knew, and the molecule was insignificant.Ian McEwan, Enduring Love (1997)

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