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Overview
This popular textbook has been completely revised and updated to provide a comprehensive overview and to reflect all the latest developments in this rapidly expanding area. Chapters on the impact of molecular biology in the development of biotechnology have been fully updated and include the applications of molecular biology in the areas of drug design and diseases. There are also completely new chapters in developing areas such as genome technology, nanobiotechnology, regenerative medicine and biofuels. By presenting information in an easily assimilated form, this book makes an ideal undergraduate text. It is of particular interest to students of biology and chemistry, as well as to postgraduates.
Synopsis
This popular textbook has been completely revised and updated to provide a comprehensive overview and to reflect all the latest developments in this rapidly expanding area. Chapters on the impact of molecular biology in the development of biotechnology have been fully updated and include the applications of molecular biology in the areas of drug design and diseases. There are also completely new chapters in developing areas such as genome technology, nanobiotechnology, regenerative medicine and biofuels. By presenting information in an easily assimilated form, this book makes an ideal undergraduate text.
Booknews
Based on a Royal Society of Chemistry course at the U. of Hertfordshire, aimed at undergraduate students of biology and chemistry as well as scientific workers from outside the field, this comprehensive textbook takes account of both molecular biology and industrial applications. This revised, expanded, and updated edition (2nd, 1988) includes increased coverage of the cloning of yeast and animal cells, plant genetic engineering, and new coverage of polymerase chain reactions, DNA fingerprinting, transgenesis, and vaccine development. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)