( S/ G9 @/ C; V5 w" H3 ?: c& fDevelopmental Biology Protocols, Vol. 137 # k( J. w6 F$ m2 H& z
by Cecilia W. Lo (Editor), Rocky S. Tuan (Editor) 0 i, E2 I1 n! u1 P' W1 R: k4 l5 W$ A' b! C/ g Synopsis , o+ S: G/ j- x* Z' ?The fast-growing field of developmental biology provides a unifying framework that integrates anatomy, physiology, genetics, biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, as well as evolutionary biology. The number of "reference" publications that deal specifically with the practical aspects of experimental developmental biology are relatively scarce. Developmental Biology Protocols grows out of this need for a comprehensive laboratory manual that provides the readers with the principles, background, rationale, as well as practical protocols, for studying and analyzing the events of embryonic development. Its highly practical format and wide range of model systems and multidisciplinary experimental techniques attest to the authors' determination to provide a balanced presentation of both background information and actual laboratory details. This compilation of relevant and useful information will be a well-utilized resource for both the students and teachers of developmental biology at all levels. / Q0 \' b$ I: U( w" ?
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The fast-growing field of developmental biology provides a unifying framework that integrates anatomy, physiology, genetics, biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, as well as evolutionary biology. The number of 搑eference?publications that deal specifically with the practical aspects of experimental developmental biology are relatively scarce. This book grows out of the need for a comprehensive laboratory manual that provides the readers with the principles, background, rationale, as well as practical protocols, for studying and analyzing the events of embryonic development. Its highly practical format and wide range of model systems and multidisciplinary experimental techniques attest to the authors?determination to provide a balanced presentation of both background information and actual laboratory details. This compilation of relevant and useful information will be a well-utilized resource for both the students and teachers of developmental biology at all levels. " X# R" C8 [- x( J' a
, F9 J3 f* r5 H Q7 gBooknews 7 l: M$ D; r0 e6 ?In this three-volume comb-bound laboratory manual, an interdisciplinary team of investigators provide principles, background, rationale, and step-by-step instructions for studying and analyzing the events of embryonic development. The 142 chapters cover systems<-->production, culture, and storage; developmental pattern and morphogenesis; embryo structure and function; cell lineage analysis; chimeras; experimental manipulation of embryos; application of viral vectors; organogenesis; abnormal development and teratology; screening and mapping of novel genes and mutations; transgenesis production and gene knockout; manipulation of developmental gene expression and function; analysis of gene expression; models of morphogenesis and development; and in virto models and analysis of differentiation and development. Contains b&w and color illustrations. Edited by Tuan (Thomas Jefferson U.) and Lo (U. of Pennsylvania). Comb binding. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) $ K% ~/ E1 z+ c6 y+ I- N. o, n( h. f- q- v* h
0 s- y5 i/ ?2 X8 c: f7 Q 作者: cortex 时间: 2009-8-27 10:24
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