In the laboratory without a photomicroscope, she counted forty-seven chromosomes in the child's cells. A colleague took the preparations for photography. She was then listed as the first author on the article that laid the foundations of human genetics. Additionally, her name was misspelled in the publication. Welcome to another episode of my series #WomenInScience. If you like it, please like and share it. Recommendation for threads - like each tweet (also for you to see where you left off), it's best to share just the first one (if you do it right away, then you won't have to come back). (translated)











