Anonymous

Watson and Crick were the first to discover what the structure of DNA was. It has been around apparently for billions of years since that is how old bacteria and archaea (older more primitive types of "bacteria") are,

Anonymous

It's the same guy who invented CO2.

Anonymous

Nobody. Somebody did FIND OUT that DNA existed, but no one invented it.

Anonymous

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) was not invented. You could ask who discovered it and the answer to that would be the Swiss chemist Johann Friedrich Miescher.

Anonymous

There was no "who." DNA came about because of interesting biochemistry on early Earth almost four billion years ago. DNA was "discovered" by J. Friedrich Miescher circa 1869.

Anonymous

Watson and Crick were the first to discover what the structure of DNA was. It has been around apparently for billions of years since that is how old bacteria and archaea (older more primitive types of "bacteria") are.

Anonymous

Mother nature.

Anonymous

Danielle, Nathan, and Arthur. They named it after themselves.

Anonymous

That's like saying who invented air. But there is a discoverer.

Anonymous

Like many things, from kangaroos to elephants, it was a committee decision.............................