Recombinant DNA laboratory manual - Zyskind, Judith W. (Academic Press, 1992)
Includes bibliographical references and index
The latest edition of this introductory benchtop manual is up-to-date, affordable, and easy-to-follow. This text is perfect for your two-quarter or one semester course in Recombinant DNA Techniques and is specifically designed to lead your student or technician, who is a newcomer to molecular biology, from the basic skills of growing and maintaining bacterial colonies through plasmid DNA isolation, cloning, DNA sequencing, and hybrid detection. The most useful features of this manual for your classroom and laboratory are: * Comb-bound, three-column, large 9-1/4" x 7-1/2" format * Exercises contain explanatory material and margin notes that pinpoint critical steps and important concepts * Necessary reagents and equipment are presented in a checklist at the beginning of each protocol * Techniques for bacteria are complemented with those for Drosophila * Each experiment has been tested in the laboratory by students for five years * Features a complete chapter on computers in the molecular biology laboratory * Presents helpful appendixes on safety in the laboratory, frequently used ancillary techniques, and recipes for buffers, media, and strains