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[[Friedrich Miescher|Johann Friedrich Miescher]] discovered DNA in 1869 while studying {{Wiki|White blood cell|leukocytes}} on pus-ridden bandages. After multiple experiments, he found a way to separate the {{Wiki|Cell nucleus|nuclei}} from its {{Wiki|cytoplasm}} and extracted a substance from the nuclei. He referred to this substance as nuclein, and it became known as {{Wiki|nucleic acid}} after 1874.
[[Friedrich Miescher|Johann Friedrich Miescher]] discovered DNA in 1869 while studying {{Wiki|White blood cell|leukocytes}} on pus-ridden bandages. After multiple experiments, he found a way to separate the {{Wiki|Cell nucleus|nuclei}} from its {{Wiki|cytoplasm}} and extracted a substance from the nuclei. He referred to this substance as nuclein, and it became known as {{Wiki|nucleic acid}} after 1874.



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Tübingen//Germany//1869

Johann Friedrich Miescher discovered DNA in 1869 while studying leukocytes on pus-ridden bandages. After multiple experiments, he found a way to separate the nuclei from its cytoplasm and extracted a substance from the nuclei. He referred to this substance as nuclein, and it became known as nucleic acid after 1874.

Miescher was only twenty-five years old when he made the groundbreaking discovery.