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An Introduction to Recombinant DNA in Medicine, 2nd Edition |
| Alan E. H. Emery (European Neuromuscular Centre, Baarn, The Netherlands); Sue Malcolm (The Institute of Child Health, Univ. of London, UK) |
| An extensively updated version of Alan EmeryÂs Introduction to Recombinant DNA, this new edition reflects the major advances in molecular genetics which have occurred in the last decade. Essentially it is a straightforward outline of the general principles and medical applications of molecular genetics which describes experimental techniques in a jargon-free style. Bibliographies and a glossary are provided, and this edition is extensively revised and illustrated with explanatory diagrams and photographs. With the emphasis on clinical applications rather than technology, and little biochemical knowledge assumed, this book is ideal for anyone approaching the subject of molecular genetics for the first time, whether from a clinical, medical or science background. Reviews from First Edition: ÂThe book is extremely well written and immensely readable. It is clearly a classic that should be read by all practising clinicians. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine ÂThis book, written in a style that is easy to read, is an excellent first step for clinicians and any other scientists interested in molecular biology applied to medicine. The Lancet
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| Paperback |
216 Pages, 6 x 9 in.
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0471939846
$110.00 |
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