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Check for Availabilityout of stock. Click on the button below to search for this title in other formats. Genomes
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Responding to the immense changes due to recent development in research, "Genomes" is the first in a generation of molecular genetics books which combine standard molecular biology with more contemporary genomics. This book focuses on genome organization, expression, replication, and evolution, and includes a description of applications for molecular ecology and anthropology, reflecting the impact of genome biology on other fields of study. Book News Annotation:In the belief that courses on molecular biology should reflect the
major research issues on the millennial horizon rather than those of
the past decades, Brown (biomolecular sciences, U. of Manchester,
England) offers an undergraduate textbook that focuses on the genome
as a whole rather than individual genes. He recognizes that it is not
yet possible to describe the events leading from DNA to protein
entirely in terms of genome to proteome, but does attempt to explore
the expression of individual genes in the context of the activity and
function of the genome as a whole. He includes a glossary without
pronunciation guides and a list of journals, Internet cites, and
other resources for keeping up with current research.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Table of ContentsCh. 1. What is a genome? — Ch. 2. Mapping genomes by genetic techniques — Ch. 3. Mapping genomes by physical techniques — Ch. 4. Sequencing genomes — Ch. 5. Understanding a genome sequence — Ch. 6. Genome anatomies — Ch. 7. The role of DNA-binding proteins — Ch. 8. Initiation of transcription: the first step in gene expression — Ch. 9. Synthesis and processing of RNA — Ch. 10. Synthesis and processing of the proteome — Ch. 11. Regulation of genome activity What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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