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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

An Introduction to Genetic Analysis by Griffith (8th Edition) ebook

Below is the review of Free Ebook: An Introduction to Genetic Analysis by Griffith (8th Edition):

Ebook‘s Description
An Introduction to Genetic Analysis (IGA) stands out from its peers in this course in that it provides a clear introduction to the techniques and experiments of scientists past and present, not just an “encyclopedia” of information.

This experimental emphasis, together with a solid pedagogical framework in the chapters, provides the clearest, most cutting-edge text available.

IGA is also well-known for its outstanding problem sets, an integral part of the genetics course at any school.

Ebook‘s Details:

Hardcover: 800 pages
Publisher: W. H. Freeman; Eighth Edition edition (April 23, 2004)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0716749394
ISBN-13: 978-0716749394

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Very good Biochemistry book is here for Review

Lippincott's Illustrated Review

Biochemistry

Authors
By Pamela C.

Champe,
Richard A. Harvey,
Denise R. Ferrier

Description: Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry has been the best-selling medical-level biochemistry review book on the market for the past ten years. The book is beautifully designed and executed, and renders the study of biochemistry enormously appealing to medical students and various allied health students. It has over 125 USMLE-style questions with answers and explanations, as well as over 500 carefully-crafted illustrations. The Third Edition includes end-of-chapter summaries, illustrated case studies, and summaries of key diseases.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Schaum's Outline of Immunology

Based on material from 400-600 level Immunology courses, this concise and thorough review of modern concepts in molecular, cellular, and systemic immunology contains over two hundred detailed problems with step-by-step solutions. Taking a problem-solving approach, Schaum's Outline of Immunology is an excellent supplement to any systematic textbook of modern immunology, focusing on the basic tenets of immunology as applied to the dynamics of immune responses and their outcomes, and is perfect for pre-med students who need help in their required immunology courses, as well asfor medical and veterinary students who want to update their knowledge

Saturday, March 13, 2010

DOWNLOAD: “Synopsis of Biochemistry” useful for all competitive tests

Hai friends, this is a small copy of AURPGCET quick time review

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Saturday, February 27, 2010

DOWNLOAD your Microbiology Study material

Microbiology is the study microorganisms and their survival. this ebook is prepared for student student study material. This ebook is designed for who studying B.S.c & M.Sc. students (According to Andhra University syllabus). just download and learn more.

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Friday, February 19, 2010

Recombinant DNA technology is one of the advanced strategies of the Biological science

The term Biotechnology was coined by the scientists “Carl neuberg” in 1919.

The origin of biotechnology can be traced back to prehistoric times, when microorganisms were already used for processes like “Fermentation”.

First Discovery: In 1920, “Clostridium acetobutylicum” was used by “Chaim Weizmann” for converting starch into butanol and Acetone. The latter was an essential component of explosives during World War-I.

Second Discovery: During Second World War (1940s), the production of Penicillin (as an antibiotic discovered by “Alexander Flemming” in 1929) on a large scale from cultures of “Pencillium notatum”

Third Discovery: The third discovery of Biotechnology is its recent reincarnation in the form of “Recombinant DNA technology”, which led to the development of a variety of gene technologies and is thus considered to be the greatest scientific revolution of this century.

An early demonstration of the transfer of DNA from one cell type to another concerned drug resistance of certain strains of E.coli could be transformed to a phenotypic bacterium such as “Salmonella”. The explanation of this phenomenon led to the discovery of the plasmid, where by the gene conferring antibiotic resistance residues in a form of extra-chromosomal DNA. The resistance is due to an enzyme that causes the degradation of the antibiotic.

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Download your "DNA Replication" study material

All genetically relevant information contained in any nucleic acid molecule resides in its base sequence, so the prime role any mode of replication is to duplicate the base sequence of the parent molecule. The specificity of base pairing – Adenine with Thymine and Guanine with Cytosine – provide the mechanism used by all replication systems. Further more

1. Nucleotide monomers are added one by one to the end of a growing strand by an enzyme called a DNA polymerase.

2. The sequence of base in each new or daughter strand is complementary to the base sequence in the old or parent strand being copied – that is, if there is an adenine in the parent strand, a thymine will be added to the end of the growing daughter strand when the adenine is being copied.

In the following section we consider how the two strands of a daughter molecules are physically related to the two strands of the parent molecule.

Replication can be broadly defined as genome duplication, an essential process for the propagation of cellular genome and those of ‘Molecular parasites’ – Viruses, plasmids and transposable elements. The genome to be duplicated is the parental genome, and the copies are daughter genomes.