Genetics - DNA & RNA, Genetics, Materials Science - General & Miscellaneous, Chemical Compounds & Molecules - Organic, Biochemistry - DNA & RNA
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Overview
The chemistry of metals is providing new insights into DNA chemistry, making it necessary for scientists in this emerging interdisciplinary research to be able to understand work in both fields. This new volume provides an examination of the application of metal chemistry to molecular biology as well as a review of recent research results. Its 11 chapters provide broad coverage of such topics as the development and use of metal complexes as tools in molecular biology, the involvement of metal ions in genetic regulation, and the importance of metal-based drugs in the treatment of cancer.
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Comprises papers from a symposium held in Toronto, Canada, June 1988. Chapters provide broad coverage of such topics as the development and use of metal complexes as tools in molecular biology, the involvement of metal ions in genetic regulation, and the importance of metal-based drugs in the treatment of cancer. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
August 24, 1989
Publisher
American Chemical Society
Pages
224
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780841216600