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DNA Cloning: Core Techniques, Vol. 1

by Hames Glover, David Hames, D. M. Glover
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Overview

This volume provides detailed laboratory protocols, advice, hints and tips, example data, key literature citations, background information, and troubleshooting comments for the steps used in most molecular biology laboratories for example transformation, construction of cDNA and genomic libraries, probe preparation, analysis of gene organization and expression, in vitro mutagenesis, and DNA sequencing. The information provided is an completely up-to-date account of each topic by established researchers.

These two books, the first of four volumes are thoroughly revised and up-dated versions of the original ones published in the Practical Approach series. Together they will offer a complete guide to the major techniques required by modern molecular biology laboratories.

The book contains black-and-white illustrations.

Synopsis

This volume provides detailed laboratory protocols, advice, hints and tips, example data, key literature citations, background information, and troubleshooting comments for the steps used in most molecular biology laboratories for example transformation, construction of cDNA and genomic libraries, probe preparation, analysis of gene organization and expression, in vitro mutagenesis, and DNA sequencing. The information provided is an completely up-to-date account of each topic by established researchers.

These two books, the first of four volumes are thoroughly revised and up-dated versions of the original ones published in the Practical Approach series. Together they will offer a complete guide to the major techniques required by modern molecular biology laboratories.

Chad A. Ellis

This book contains the essential information on various basic molecular biology protocols. This second edition is a good reference for a hands-on molecular biology approach. The primary purpose of this and accompanying volumes is as a laboratory reference for molecular biology techniques. This Volume 1 is an excellent reference for laboratories whose primary scope is limited to the genetic aspects of molecular biology. The authors' objectives are thoroughly met. This volume is suitable for persons of varying skill levels using molecular biology techniques. The authors and contributors are credible. The illustrations are a good complement to the text. The references are both current and pertinent as well as thorough. The one unique feature I appreciated most is the font difference between the protocols and the rest of the text. This volume does a very good job in describing the basic or ^^core techniques^^ used in molecular biology laboratories everyday. It offers standard protocols and in some cases alternative strategies to suit the needs of the research project. The hints and troubleshooting portions are helpful, especially for beginners. This would be an excellent addition to a laboratory library.

About the Author, Hames Glover

University of Dundee

University of Leeds

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Chad A. Ellis

This book contains the essential information on various basic molecular biology protocols. This second edition is a good reference for a hands-on molecular biology approach. The primary purpose of this and accompanying volumes is as a laboratory reference for molecular biology techniques. This Volume 1 is an excellent reference for laboratories whose primary scope is limited to the genetic aspects of molecular biology. The authors' objectives are thoroughly met. This volume is suitable for persons of varying skill levels using molecular biology techniques. The authors and contributors are credible. The illustrations are a good complement to the text. The references are both current and pertinent as well as thorough. The one unique feature I appreciated most is the font difference between the protocols and the rest of the text. This volume does a very good job in describing the basic or ^^core techniques^^ used in molecular biology laboratories everyday. It offers standard protocols and in some cases alternative strategies to suit the needs of the research project. The hints and troubleshooting portions are helpful, especially for beginners. This would be an excellent addition to a laboratory library.

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Reviewer: Chad A. Ellis(Rush Medical College of Rush University)
Description: This book contains the essential information on various basic molecular biology protocols. This second edition is a good reference for a hands-on molecular biology approach.
Purpose: The primary purpose of this and accompanying volumes is as a laboratory reference for molecular biology techniques. This Volume 1 is an excellent reference for laboratories whose primary scope is limited to the genetic aspects of molecular biology. The authors' objectives are thoroughly met.
Audience: This volume is suitable for persons of varying skill levels using molecular biology techniques. The authors and contributors are credible.
Features: The illustrations are a good complement to the text. The references are both current and pertinent as well as thorough. The one unique feature I appreciated most is the font difference between the protocols and the rest of the text.
Assessment: This volume does a very good job in describing the basic or "core techniques" used in molecular biology laboratories everyday. It offers standard protocols and in some cases alternative strategies to suit the needs of the research project. The hints and troubleshooting portions are helpful, especially for beginners. This would be an excellent addition to a laboratory library.

3 Stars from Doody

Book Details

Published
June 1, 1995
Publisher
Oxford University Press, USA
Pages
288
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780199634767

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