Talk:Max Delbrück

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Note that the inclusion of Delbrück with people involved with determining the structure of DNA is debatable. See discussion on Template talk:Double helix JMcC 09:08, 17 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Delbrück invented the game hinkle-finney-duster. These are the only references I have found, no associates have mentioned it on the web.

• Ernst, Peter Fischer; Lipson, Carol (1988). Thinking about science : Max Delbrück and the origins of molecular biology. New York: Norton.
  ISBN 9780393025088
  .
• hinklefinneyduster | Facebook
• "Just Pals Guests of Mrs. Charles Boyce". The San Bernardino County Sun. San Bernardino, California. April 29, 1937. p. 8. After adjournment of the meeting, the group joined in a hilarious game of Hinkle-finney-duster, prizes for which were awarded to Gwendolyn Holt and...
• search : Gwendolyn-Holt San-Bernardino -Gwen -Wendy
• search : hinkle-finney-duster

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