Lecture Notes on Molecular Medicine
An introduction to how molecular biology works and how it is used to understand and treat human disease. Five sections outline basic principles of DNA structure and function and gene expression; introduce concepts in manipulation of DNA/RNA; explain practical aspects of molecular biology that underpin molecular medicine; discuss medical genetics and molecular biology; and describe discoveries in molecular medicine. Includes concept boxes, margin notes, and two-color diagrams. For medical students. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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Lecture Notes on Molecular Medicine is a core text that aims to give a concise and clear introduction to how molecular biology works, and how it is used to understand and treat human disease. There are five major sections: basic principles outlines the fundamentals of DNA structure and function, gene structure and expression; manipulation of DNA/RNA introduces the concepts of cutting, separating and transferring genetic material between cells; molecular techniques covers the essential practical aspects of molecular biology that underpin molecular medicine; understanding genetics revises the basics of medical genetics in order to identify the areas to which molecular biology can and has been applied; and molecular medicine in practice describes the discoveries and insights that the application of molecular biology has produced.Lecture Notes on Molecular Medicine will appeal to a wide ranging audience, from medical students to higher examination candidates, who want a straightforward introduction to one of the most important growth areas in modern medicine.
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