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This concise, practical guide describes the theory behind nucleic acid hybridization, how it works and the wide variety of ways that it can be employed successfully in cell and molecular biology research. All of the basic methods used for nucleic acid hybridization are presented and the individual steps are described in detail, which will allow Readers to use the techniques immediately. In addition, the book will help students and researchers alike to understand the exact methodologies outlined in research articles and scientific journals. Readership: Postgraduates and researchers in cell and molecular biology, genetics and biochemistry, laboratory technicians and research assistants in private and governmental laboratories.

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