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Protein Protocols Handbook, 3rd Edition (The)
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Catalog #: B60013
Publisher/Vendor: Humana Press Author: John M. Walker (Editor) Copyright: 2009 Pages: 1,440
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Since the publication of the bestselling second edition of John Walker's widely acclaimed Protein Protocols Handbook,
there have been continual methodological developments in the field of
protein chemistry. This greatly enhanced third edition introduces 57
critically important new chapters, as well as significantly updating
the previous edition's tried-and-true methods. Although the timely new
chapters are spread throughout all of the book, the vital section on
post-translational modifications has been expanded most to reflect the
increasing importance of these modifications in the understanding of
protein function.
Each readily reproducible method follows the highly praised format of the Methods in Molecular Biology™
series, offering a concise summary of its basic theory, a complete
materials list, a step-by-step protocol for its successful execution,
and extensive notes on avoiding pitfalls, or on modifying the method to
function within your own experimental circumstances. The expert
authors of each chapter have demonstrated a hands-on mastery of the
methods described, fine-tuned here for optimal productivity.
Comprehensive, cutting-edge, and highly practical, The Protein Protocols Handbook, Third Edition
is today's indispensable benchtop manual and guide, not only for all
those new to the protein chemistry laboratory, but also for those
established workers seeking to broaden their armametarium of techniques
in the urgent search for rapid and robust results.
Written for:
Protein scientists, biochemists, molecular and cellular biologists
Key Features:
- Offers over 200 key, readily reproducible protocols that ensure robust, successful results
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Includes many new techniques for the study of post-translational modifications
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Demonstrates the range of techniques available and their strengths and limitations
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Contains numerous time-saving techniques for even the most highly skilled researchers
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