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Book of Biochemistry Protocols?

  • 23-07-2010 7:28pm
    #1
    IrishKnight
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    Can anyone recommend to me a good book for Biochemistry Protocols? Looking for something for a final year biochem student...


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  • #2
    Spyral
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    Final year not sure but Molecular Cloning Techniques Vol 1-3 has got all the dna/ rna stuff if that's what you're into...


  • #3
    IrishKnight
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    Have a copy of that, was more looking towards something more protein specific.

    Molecular Cloning = epic book!


  • #4
    Improbable
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    A manual for Biochemistry Protocols by Wenk and Fernandis.

    Free version of chapter 1:

    http://www.worldscibooks.com/etextbook/6269/6269_chap01.pdf


  • #5
    CramCycle
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    Improbable wrote: »
    A manual for Biochemistry Protocols by Wenk and Fernandis.

    Free version of chapter 1:

    http://www.worldscibooks.com/etextbook/6269/6269_chap01.pdf

    I've used Fernandis's papers for a few different protocols, if your ever looking at enzymatic protocols, Methods of Enzymatic Reactions is great, from the 70s but a great collection of protocols that are nearly all still in use today. Your college library should be able to get it in.


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