Volume 1

Genetic engineering : principles and methods / edited by Jane K. Setlow and Alexander Hollaender.

Date:
1979-
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    Genetic Engineering Principles and Methods Volume 1 Edited by Jane K. Setlow Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton, New York and Alexander Hollaender Associated Universities, Inc., Washington, D.C. This new series examines the technological explosion that is revolutionizing the study of biology and making geneticengineering the most rapidly developing area of biological research today. These volumes offer new techniques and information resulting from the newly acquired ability to make precise cuts in DNA molecules. The first volume presents papers by inter nationally known researchers concerning the application of recombinant molecule technology to structural studies of the genomes of higher plants and animals. Future research possibilities for altering cultivars are examined. Techniques discussed in clude transformation of yeast and mam malian cells, gene enrichment, complemen tary DNA cloning, and mutation of pre specified DNA sequences of animal and bacterial viruses.
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