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Guide to yeast genetics and molecular and cell biology / edited by Christine Guthrie, Gerald R. Fink.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Guthrie, Christine.
Fink, Gerald R.
Series:
Methods in enzymology ; v. 194, 350-351.
Methods in enzymology ; v. 194, 350-351
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Yeast--Genetics.
Yeast.
Yeasts--genetics.
Molecular Biology.
Yeast--Molecular aspects.
Yeast--Cytology.
Medical Subjects:
Yeasts--genetics.
Molecular Biology.
Physical Description:
3 volumes : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
San Diego : Academic Press, 2002-2004.
Summary:
Much of what is known about living systems and the way they function has been learned from the study of so-called model organisms, including bacteria, yeasts, flies, worms, and mice. The founders of the Human Genome Project valued these other organisms and their contributions to biomedical science so much that they made obtaining the whole genome of each an important goal, along with the main objective of obtaining the whole genome of humans.
A potential benefit of compiling a yeast genome database is the ability to find yeast counterparts, or homologues, to genes in humans that are associated with specific diseases. In recent years researchers have made significant advances in identifying those genes that, when either absent or present in defective form, are responsible for a number of hereditary human diseases such as Huntington disease, Batten disease, and fragile X syndrome.
Contents:
Pt. A. Basic methods of yeast genetics ; Cloning and recombinant DNA ; Making mutants ; Biochemistry of gene expression ; Cell biology ; Fission yeast ; Appendix
Pt. B. Basic techniques ; Making mutants ; Genomics ; Proteomics
Pt. C. Cytology ; Biochemistry ; Cell fractionation ; Cell biology.
Notes:
[Pt. A] issued as v. 194 of Methods in enzymology in 1991, with title: Guide to yeast genetics and molecular biology.
"This is a paperback release" of Part A--foreword; 2004.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
012182778X
0121822532
0123106710
0121822540
0123106729
OCLC:
55983034

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