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method:x-ray-induced-mutation-detectionX-ray-induced mutation detection
Experimental technique referenced by Schrödinger to measure gene structure complexity and verify quantum-mechanical mutation model.
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- Schrödinger's central hypothesis, later confirmed by discovery of DNA structure.
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