Titlebook: Biochemical Genetics; R. A. Woods Book 1980Latest edition R. A. Woods 1980 enzymes.genes.genetics.metabolism.mutant.nucleic acid

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Birgit H?ber Diplom-JournalistinProgress in molecular biology has been enormously accelerated by recombinant DNA technology. In this chapter we shall outline some of these techniques and concentrate on the information that they have provided on gene structure and the organisation of the genome.

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Mutants and metabolism,The important part played by micro-organisms in the studies that we have encountered so far, stems from them having characteristics which make them particularly suitable material for both genetic and biochemical studies. Some reference to these characteristics was made in Chapter 1. However, it will be convenient to summarize them at this point.