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Methods and Techniques Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biology
Methods and Techniques Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biology
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- Comprehensive collection of molecular biology and Nematode-related protocols, including many standard biological assays & stainings.
- The use of DNA techniques in phylogenesis. Explanations, protocols and animations from Andy Vierstraete at the University of Ghent, Belgium.
- Overview of genotyping, detection and quantifying single nucleotide polymorphism, including the application of template directed dye terminator incorporation assay. Offers database and links to other resources from PerkinElmer Life Sciences, Boston, MA.
- Forum for exchange of views on the single cell gel electrophoresis system, capable of detecting single- and double-strand breaks, oxidative DNA base damage, and DNA, protein and drug crosslinking. Includes related links.
- Methods, information, programs and BioMail for molecular biologists, as joint venture between Germany and Russia.
- Alphabetical list for buffer recipes, including constituents for cultures, from a personal page in Switzerland.
- Preparing probe, cloning into plasmids, complementarity and hybridization, gel electrophoresis, transfer to solid support and blotting variants, blocking, target detection PCR problems from chapter in MIT hypertext handbook.
- Description of methods behind gene cloning, genetic engineering, DNA recombination and isolation, including discussion of restriction enzymes and ligase.
- Calculates molecular weight, composition and concentration of nucleic acids and proteins, based on provided sequence, dilution and absorbance measurement. Also melting temperatures for nucleic acids. Maintained at Schepartz Laboratory of Chemical Biology
- Collection of molecular biology techniques derived from help files of Dr. Harold Zappe at the Department of Medical Microbiology, University of Cape Town, South Africa.
- Teaching manual to support the applied biotechnology programs at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
- Collection of laboratory protocols, applications and links to publications in biomedicine and molecular biology from author in Germany.
- CGH is a molecular cytogenetic method of screening a tumor for genetic changes. CGH protocols, images, publications, events and links maintained by the University Hospital Charité, Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany.
- Microsatellites and others techniques from the Savana River Ecology Laboratory, University of Georgia.
- Directory of molecular biology protocol links.
- Subscription only source of laboratory techniques in DNA and protein science, to complement the hard copy, giving scientists the benefit of both media from CSHL, NY.
- Resource for molecular biologists on methods, with feedback for user-directed evolution and links to commercial suppliers from Jonathan D Rees, Oxford, UK.
- Internet project initiated in early 1992 as BRNI, bio.com includes PCR, hybridization and microarray protocols.
- Online calculations of nucleic acid extinction coefficients, melting temperatures, and links to biophysics databases. Includes thesis, publications and contacts for commercial scientist in Coralville, Iowa.
- Handbook of fluorescence applications, bibliography, data tables and calculators for molecular biology, information on courses and workshops from supplier in Eugene, OR and Leiden, Netherlands.
- Different methods of determining protein concentration, as a resource for researchers and students in biochemistry and molecular biology laboratories from University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE.
- Collection of DNA microarray technology protocols, primarily for resident students at Stanford.
- Collection of protocols, maps and sequences regarding manipulation of lentiviral vectors, siRNA and transgenic animals. Applications in HIV, stem cell and gene therapy research at University of Geneva.
- Description of an agarose gel set-up. Includes instructions for camera operation with a script, with computer side image analysis from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
- Multiple alignment and dynamic evolutionary conservation profile of several vertebrate genomes including human, mouse, rat, chicken, frog, and three fishes, developed at LLNL, Livermore, California.
- Protocol collection, with interactive forum for over ten topics, covering DNA, PCR, RNA and proteins techniques and links to online journals and bioinformatics resources, from the Northwest Fisheries Science Center Microbial Pathogenesis Lab, Seattle, WA.
- Richard Man-kit Yu's site where you can acquire various molecular biology techniques.
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