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BBS OER Lab Manual

Felicia Vulcu, Vivian Leong and Caitlin Mullarkey

  • 269 pages
  • 20.1 MB
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A full semester of lab work built around one project: amplify a gene by PCR, clone it, express the protein, and purify it. Each chapter adds background, protocols, and expected results.

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