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Imaging: A Laboratory Manual Kindle Edition
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The Kindle version of this must-have resource for molecular biologists
is now available in electronic format (via Kindle app) for your iPad, iPhone, Android,
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Imaging: A Laboratory Manual is the cornerstone of our new laboratory
manual series on imaging techniques, which have become tremendously
valuable in nearly every field of biological research. This volume is
designed as a general reference and describes the theory and practice
of a wide array of imaging methods, but becomes an even more effective
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The Nucleus
“...Misteli is one of the most creative and productive recent arrivals in the nucleus field, as is his former postdoc mentor, David Spector....every
chapter in the book was written by undeniable world leaders....The coverage is complete in that there is no structure or function of the nucleus that does not
have a chapter....the book has all of the hallmarks of the fine publishing house that is Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press....The result is a book about the
nucleus that will not be surpassed anytime soon.”
—The FASEB Journal
“The 28 chapters are organized to provide a comprehensive overview of nuclear compartments and their components (e.g. nuclear membrane,
nuclear pore complex, chromosome territories, Cajal body, nucleolus), to discuss how this organization relates to function (transcription, DNA
replication and repair, RNA processing) and to describe the defects in nuclear organization in human disease. The focus is primarily on the nucleus in mammalian cells, but there are also discussions
on other simpler model organisms — budding yeast, Caenorhabditis elegans and Drosophila. Each chapter is relatively short and accessible, making
this a great resource to dip into. Illustrations are used sparingly but are well chosen....if your interest in the nucleus is piqued, then this book is a good place to start.”
—Development
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Imaging in Developmental Biology
“Imaging in Developmental Biology is an excellent resource from which both novices and experienced researchers can obtain
current state-of-the-art embryo-imaging protocols for studying key developmental events, such as cell-fate determination, morphogen gradient
formation, cell-cell interactions, cell migration and morphogenesis....comment often expressed was: “I did not know that we could do so much!” Upon
first perusal, this comprehensive book seems almost overwhelming with an impressive 57 chapters and seven appendices. But it does contain just about everything
known about imaging embryos. This is not surprising as the volume is based, in part, on the popular and excellent Cold Spring Harbor imaging course....The book
is pleasant to read, with its clever use of illustrations, photos and online protocol videos....we highly recommend this book and hope that multidisciplinary
collaborative expertise in biology, imaging, image analysis, computer science, visualization and database construction will continue to fast-forward 4D imaging
techniques and, consequently, our knowledge of development.”
—Development
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RNA: Life’s Indispensable Molecule
“Darnell’s book is not only a bible but a lexicon. Every key experiment from the past seven decades that shaped current appreciation of the multiple roles of cellular RNA molecules is described with clarity in several succinct sentences....
RNA: Life’s Indispensable Molecule, should be required reading, as well as a handy desktop reference, for everyone charged with teaching gene expression on any level. It really does say it all.”
—Joan A. Steitz in Science
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The Complete, Renowned Book Series Now Online!
From the Preface of Nucleases: In August 1981, at the suggestion of Jim Watson, a meeting was held at Cold Spring Harbor on the topic of nucleases. The
idea was to bring together people who study these enzymes, but who do not usually meet as a group because their individual interests in nucleases are primarily in the context of
some other field. Historically, nucleases have not usually been considered a field in their own right, rather they have been studied because of their role in some particular
biological phenomena such as the four R’s — Replication, Recombination, Repair, and Restriction.
The CSH Monograph Archive offers the complete collection of scholarly monographs published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press from 1970 to 2009. The archive’s 59
full-text volumes provide the life science community with definitive reviews of progress in areas of molecular, cell, and developmental biology, genetics, evolutionary biology, neuroscience,
cancer biology, and molecular pathology. Each text is written and commissioned by foremost researchers in their particular discipline.
It is available online as a complete collection for one-time purchase (with perpetual access) or on pay-per-view basis by book chapter.
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