Biochemical Genetics: A Laboratory Manual

Biochemical Genetics

WVith improvements in and the lowering costs of photographic methods, light and electron photomicrography have become indispensable for the spread of biomedically related knowledge. Now color photomicrography is within the range of most laboratory budgets, but to my knowledge there has been no comprehensive practical guidebook on color techniques. This book attempts to fill the need. Unfortunat...

Biochemical genetics.

The field under review is growing so rapidly that it is impossible to cover more than a sampling of recent, papers in the allotted space. Important subjects such as the genetics and chemistry of viruses and certain topics in baeterlal genetics have had to be omitted, while others have not reeelved the treatment they deserve. Studies of a primarily biochemical nature in which mutants have been e...

Laboratory Manual of Biochemistry

besetting the investigator are great, and it is difficult to be sure that the embryo as finally prepared is in good condition, receiving an adequate blood and oxygen supply. Furthermore, early generalizations based upon the study of one animal species have often proved to be untrue for others, for nature has not contrived that the same ends shall be accomplished by similar means. Tl hus, so app...

General Bacteriology: Laboratory Manual

Laboratory Manual of Biochemistry

The book consists of fourteen chapters with an appendix and an index. Chapters 1 to 10 and 13 deals with experiments on carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, en?ymes, saliva, milk, gastric digestion, pancreatic digestion, bile, blood and urine. Chapter II deals with colorimetry and chapter 12 deals with estimations of various constituents of blood. The book will be very useful to students of biochem...