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Correspondence with Henry M Sobell regarding Sobell, Tsai and Gilbert, "The organization of DNA in chromatin" and related matters.

The file includes a letter (1975) to Crick from Professor Jerome Vinograd ("I find the idea that DNA can exist in a kinked form provocative and reasonable"), and a brief exchange of letters (1976) between Crick and the Journal of Molecular Biology (however, Crick's "comments on Sobell's two papers," to which his letter refers, are not in the file).

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