PCR applications. protocols for functional genomics.

INNIS, M.A. , D.H. GELFAND and J.J. SNINSKY (eds).

ISBN 10: 0123721857 / ISBN 13: 9780123721853

Published by Academic Press, San Diego, 1999

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24 cm. original hardcover. xviii,566 pp. ills, diagrams, color plate. references. index. -very good. 777g. Seller Inventory # 70370

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Title: PCR applications. protocols for functional ...

Publisher: Academic Press, San Diego

Publication Date: 1999

Binding: Hardcover

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Synopsis:

Scientists from universities, industry, and government agencies, mostly in the US but also in Europe explain the methods for using the polyermase chain reaction technique in mRNA quantitation, diagnosis, gene discovery, genomic analysis, and expression profiling. They set out the key concepts such as thermostable DNA polymerases and optimization guidelines, and general principles of practice, then focus on specific applications. Among them are whole cell assays, comparative genomic hybridization, and the cleavase I enzyme for mutation and polymorphism scanning. The collection of articles augments rather than replaces the earlier PCR Protocols and PCR Strategies by updating theoretical notions and research experience but not duplicating the actual protocols described. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Review:

Praise for PCR Strategies:
"This book succeeds in its goals of providing advanced concepts and procedures for PCR to researchers in both the basic and clinical sciences. This book contains the efforts of a number of laboratories from both industry and academics that are prominent in the field of PCR applications, and it provides a useful companion to the earlier book."
Received 4 Star Rating
--DOODY'S PUBLISHING REVIEWS
Praise for PCR Protocols
"For an up-to-date, definitive discussion of technical variations and the wide range of known applications, PCR Protocols is an invaluable reference... While PCR is in its infancy, this work will certainly be updated many times and by many others, however as a reflection of the scope of PCR to date, it will not be replaced or rendered obsolete."
--APPLIED CYTOGENETICS
"PCR protocols is an excellent lab manual for making PCR work... The breadth of the applications and methodology described in this book should give even the novice the confidence and skill to make PCR work... In summary, if you have questions about PCR, PCR Protocols probably has the answers."
--TRENDS IN GENETICS
"This volume owes its value to the expertise of its contributors, all specialists of international renown in the developing field of PCR... This book is an excellent compilation for all who, having a general background in molecular biology, wish to practice PCR...No user of the PCR technique could wish to miss it."
--TIBTECH