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Molecular Biology Laboratory Manual

Author: Peter Oelkers

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Title: Molecular Biology Laboratory Manual

Author: Peter Oelkers

Description: A practical manual organized around a research project on gene regulation. Short chapters cover primer design, PCR, restriction digests, ligation, transformation, and DNA and RNA extraction.

Pages: 74

Size: 1.35 MB

Format: PDF

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