Introduction to biophysical methods for protein and nucleic acid research
Amino acid sequence Nucleic acids Nucleotide sequence Proteins Chemistry, Analytical sähkökirjat
Academic Press
1995
EISBN 9780080534985
Basic physical properties of proteins and nucleic acids / Jay A. Glasel.
Electrophoretic methods / David E. Garfin.
Hydrodynamic methods / Walter F. Stafford and Todd M. Schuster.
Mass spectrometry / Richard M. Caprioli and Marc J.-F. Suter.
Electron microscopy / Arthur R. Hand.
Optical and vibrational spectroscopic methods / Takashi Miura and George J. Thomas.
Nuclear magnetic resonance / B.W. Bangerter.
Diffraction methods / Norma M. Allewell and Jaishree Trikha.
Computational techniques in macromolecular structural analysis / Michael B. Bolger.
The first of its kind, Introduction to Biophysical Methods for Protein and Nucleic Acid Research serves as a text for the experienced researcher and student requiring an introduction to the field. Each chapter presents a description of the physical basis of the method, the type of information that may be obtained with the method, how data should be analyzed and interpreted and, where appropriate, practical tips about procedures and equipment. Key Features * Modern Use of Mass Spectroscopy * NMR Spectroscopy * Molecular Modeling and Graphics * Macintosh and DOS/Windows 3.x disks.
Electrophoretic methods / David E. Garfin.
Hydrodynamic methods / Walter F. Stafford and Todd M. Schuster.
Mass spectrometry / Richard M. Caprioli and Marc J.-F. Suter.
Electron microscopy / Arthur R. Hand.
Optical and vibrational spectroscopic methods / Takashi Miura and George J. Thomas.
Nuclear magnetic resonance / B.W. Bangerter.
Diffraction methods / Norma M. Allewell and Jaishree Trikha.
Computational techniques in macromolecular structural analysis / Michael B. Bolger.
The first of its kind, Introduction to Biophysical Methods for Protein and Nucleic Acid Research serves as a text for the experienced researcher and student requiring an introduction to the field. Each chapter presents a description of the physical basis of the method, the type of information that may be obtained with the method, how data should be analyzed and interpreted and, where appropriate, practical tips about procedures and equipment. Key Features * Modern Use of Mass Spectroscopy * NMR Spectroscopy * Molecular Modeling and Graphics * Macintosh and DOS/Windows 3.x disks.
