Rapley R., Manning D.L. (Eds.) RNA Isolation and Characterization Protocols

Humana Press, 1998. — 259 p.
Series: Methods in Molecular Biology, № 86The book offers biological investigators a powerful and highly useful collection of up-to-date methods for the isolation of RNA from a variety of sources, including bacterial, plant, and mammalian cells. These fine-tuned protocols take both the experienced and inexperienced investigator through the nuances of RNA manipulation, from extraction to in vitro translation. The authoritative researchers writing here also include detailed protocols for the analysis and characterization of isolated RNA species and extensive troubleshooting hints and tips to ensure easy reproducibility.
The books gives today's bench scientists the single best collection of easily reproducible, step-by-step RNA techniques now available. This book will quickly become indispensable for everyone seeking to manipulate RNA and help set the stage for the coming revolution in RNA-based diagnostic techniques.