The prolific geneticist of James Watson has come out of his honorable titles, if he is to duplicate himself with the controversial statements of race and intelligence.
The Nobel Prize winner, who discovered the structure of a double DNA with Francis Crick and Rosalind Franklin, has been debated in more than a decade.
In 2007, he lost his work to talk about racism in the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, but he had three honorable titles, including Chancellor Emeritus.
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However, after a new documentary, these views did not change and the interviewers said that the genes were responsible for the average IQ among blacks, they decided to take more action.
To describe descriptions of "sensible" and "non-scientific", the laboratory said it was efficiently sensible after the original controversy.
According to the major geneticists, the most sophisticated evaluations of DNA can not be found to prove robust evidence of rationality differences in the mind.
Dr. Watson in 2007 told an interviewer that "Africa's view is a hidden one", "our social policies confirm that our minds are the same, where all verifications are not really."
He also said that he wanted to be equal to everyone, "people who face black workers are not true."
The new comments were made in a documentary American Masters The series of PBS, which the creators said from the outset, would direct the debate.
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Now, 90 years ago, Dr. Watson is currently residing in the headquarters, which, after a car accident in October, left the environment "little by little" consciously.
Genetics son Rufus said AP Although his statements seem like "bigots", that was not the case.
"They represent a lower interpretation of genetic fate," he said. "My father has made his own laboratory, and now he is a laboratory that is responsible".
Dr. Watson attended Cold Spring Harbor in the 1960s, as director, president and chancellor.
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Originally gained popularity, and Crick revealed a double-stranded model based on the X-ray diffraction image captured by Franklin.
The contemporary discovery made two famous men, and both had successful career in science.
However, Dr Watson has made allegations of racism, sexism and homophobia.
His controversial opinions – the links between dark and libido skin and selective fracture, based on a hypothetical "gay gene", have often been the case in genetic contexts, but many non-scientists have reported.
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