Can I read Drosophila Protocols on EtoBox?

Drosophila Protocols by William Sullivan, Michael Ashburner, R. Scott Hawley is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Drosophila Protocols about?

This book is very impressive in scope, and (as other reviewers have said) IS indispensable for any Drosophila laboratory. It is a very valuable addition to every Drosophila laboratory. The book covers virtually every area of Drosophila work. Many of the topics discussed are cutting edge, such as the chapter on RNA interference, targeted cell ablation, and biochemical preparations from Drosophila (such as soluble nuclear extracts and membrane proteins). Overall I am very pleased with the book, and glad I bought it! One section of the book I find particularly useful is the beginners guide to the Drosophila genome project. This section overviews the information available from the recently completed Drosophila genome project. It tell us what kinds of information are available about the fly genome, how this information was collected, and where we can download it from the internet (complete with internet web site addresses)! My only criticism of the book is a criticism which applies to ALL manuals published by the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press: the protocols are too superficial, and not dealt with in sufficient detail to allow a novice to carry out these techniq

Who reads Drosophila Protocols?

Author

William Sullivan, Michael Ashburner, R. Scott Hawley

Publisher

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9780879695866

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Chemistry, Mathematics