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Current Protocols in Human Genetics

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·2001·John Wiley & Sons, Inc. eBooks

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Much of the experience accumulated from using the positional cloning approach for identifying new disease genes has been brought together in this single volume. This book is a well-organized and comprehensive collection of more than 150 protocols. Although comprehensive, this volume is not complete. The book was designed to be a companion book to the popular `Current Protocols of Molecular Biology`; thus many of the basic techniques are referred to rather than explained. Overall, this book is an excellent research and teaching tool. Genome researchers will find this volume worth its weight.

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2001-05-15
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