Genetic Engineering: Principles And Methods: Volume 17

this Volume, As With The Previous Books In The Series, Presents State-of-the-art Discussions In Genetics And Genetic Engineering By Focusing On Plant Science And Technology, Agriculture, Cell Biology, And Medical Research.

roger W. Melvold

this Is The 17th Edition Of An Annual Volume Of Contributed Papers In Various Areas Of Genetic Engineering. It Is Intended To Present Up-to-date Information In The Field. This Volume Will Be Of Interest To Investigators Interested In Genetic Manipulation And Engineering And Would Also Be Of Value To Library Collections. The Individual Contributions Are Well Illustrated And Include Extensive Pertinent References. Both Eukaryotic And Prokaryotic Organisms Are Included. The 13 Entries In This Volume Include Coverage Of Dna Excision And Repair, Bacterial Virulence Genes, Metal Binding Proteins, Rna Tertiary Structure, Expression Systems, Toxins, And Genetic Exchanges Between Plant Cells And Bacteria. Several Of The Entries Deal Heavily With Technical Developments. This Annual Series Of Reviews Is Strong On Technique.