Molecular techniques are now being widely applied in clinical pathology laboratories, yet many people working in these facilities have only limited experience of such procedures. Diagnostic Molecular Pathology: A Practical Approach, Volumes I and II bring together a broad spectrum of protocols relevant to the routine molecular analysis of pathological samples. Topics covered in Volume I include those methods which related to morphological analysis, such as immunocytochemistry, in situ hybridization, chromosome analysis, and flow cytometry. Volume II demonstrates additional applications of molecular techniques to clinical samples, including the use of PCR, DNA sequencing, and nucleic acid hybridization for such diverse purposes as pathogen identification and forensic studies. For all the protocols there is expert guidance and detailed instruction on how to ensure accuracy and reliability, which will appeal to people working at all levels in pathology.
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'An important laboratory manual that should be available to all medical laboratory scientists and technicians.' Aslib Book Guide, Vol. 58, No. 1, January 1993
'There are numerous clearly written protocols, accompanied by discursive explanatory text, and followed by references to relevant literature. I cannot fault this modestly priced book ... Strongly recommended.' Jce Underwood, The Journal of Clinical Pathology, May 1993
'In this book the beginner finds a broad spectrum of techniques relevant to the molecular analysis of pathologic samples. Each chapter contains clearly written, detailed instructions about the techniques, which enable even the unexperienced scientist to perform the protocols in his or her laboratory. A list of suppliers of specialist items at the end of the book is very helpful ... highly commendable for the pathologist starting with molecular biology.' K. Metze, Pathology Research and Practice, 190 (1994)
'There are numerous clearly written protocols, accompanied by discursive explanatory text, and followed by references to relevant literature. I cannot fault this modestly priced book ... Strongly recommended.' Jce Underwood, The Journal of Clinical Pathology, May 1993
'In this book the beginner finds a broad spectrum of techniques relevant to the molecular analysis of pathologic samples. Each chapter contains clearly written, detailed instructions about the techniques, which enable even the unexperienced scientist to perform the protocols in his or her laboratory. A list of suppliers of specialist items at the end of the book is very helpful ... highly commendable for the pathologist starting with molecular biology.' K. Metze, Pathology Research and Practice, 190 (1994)
About the Author
J. O'D. McGee, Professor of Morbid Anatomy, both at the Nuffield Department of Pathology and Bacteriology, University of Oxford.
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