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Handbook of RNA Biochemistry, 2 Volumes |
| Editor: Roland Karl Hartmann (University of Marburg, Germany); Editor: Albrecht Bindereif (University of Giessen, Germany); Editor: Astrid Schön (University of Leipzig, Germany); Editor: Eric Westhof (University of Strasbourg, France) |
| This all-in-one compendium of current laboratory techniques for the study of RNA brings together numerous novel methods that were hitherto only available through the primary literature. The editors - themselves experienced RNA researchers - have gathered expert authors from the US and Europe for the ultimate in everyday working knowledge. In more than 300 detailed protocols, all the techniques covered are treated with the user in mind, including practical advice and an invaluable "troubleshooting" section. The broad scope of the book allows the side-by-side treatment of specialized methods with basic biochemical techniques for the isolation, characterization and functional analysis of RNA. All pertinent laboratory methods are presented in detail, including * RNA synthesis, modification and ligation * Sequence and structure determination of RNA * Isolation and purification of ribonucleoproteins * RNA crystallization * Single molecule studies on RNA * RNA imaging in vivo * RNA bioinformatics * Modeling and prediction of RNA structure * RNA microarrays * Aptamer libraries and SELEX technology * RNA interference A guide to successful experimentation for molecular biologists, biochemists and biotechnologists and for every researcher experimenting with RNA.
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| Cloth Bound |
932 Pages
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3527308261
$305.00 |
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