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Identification of Transcribed Sequences

Identification of Transcribed Sequences

Hardcover

Series: Language of Science

BiologyChemistryGenetics

ISBN10: 0306448351
ISBN13: 9780306448355
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Oct 31 1994
Pages: 320
Weight: 1.70
Height: 0.75 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
From Genomic DNA to Transcribed Sequences: Classical Approaches: Use of cDNA Selection and Evolutionarily Conserved Sequences to Isolate Transcribed Sequences from Region Xp11.21; E.N. Burright, et al. Identification of cDNAs by Direct Hybridization Using Cosmid Probes; G.G. Lennon, K. Lieuallen. Hybridization Based Approaches: Hybridization Selection: Towards a Transcriptional Map of Human Chromosome 21; K. Gardiner, et al. Variations on Hybridization Selection. Direct cDNA Screening. Exon Trapping: An Exon Trapping System Providing Size Selection of Spliced Clones and Facilitating Direct Cloning; N.A. Datson, et al. Computer Based Approaches: Shallow Shotgun Sequencing as a Strategy for Finding Coding Exons; J.M. Claverie. From Transcribed Sequences To Genomic Localization: Generating and Sequencing cDNAs: Requirements in Screening cDNA Libraries for New Genes and Solutions Offered by SBH Technology; R. Drmanac, et al. Mapping cDNAs: Mapping cDNAs by Hybridization to Gridded Arrays of DNA from YAC Clones; D.R. Moir, et al. 19 additional articles. Index.

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