Methods in Yeast Genetics 2000: A Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Course Manual
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Methods in Yeast Genetics 2000: A Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Course Manual

by Dan Burke, Tim Stearns, Dean Dawson, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Genetics Laboratory Manual Molecular Biology
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Methods in Yeast Genetics 2000 is a comprehensive course manual from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, detailing practical techniques for yeast-based genetic research. Authored by Dan Burke, Tim Stearns, Dean Dawson, and the laboratory team, it supports scientists in applying molecular methods effectively. This edition provides foundational protocols for studying genetics in yeast models.

About This Book

The manual outlines key laboratory methods used in yeast genetics, developed through a specialized course at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

It covers techniques essential for genetic analysis and experimentation with yeast organisms, aiding researchers in molecular biology.

Authored by experts including Dan Burke, Tim Stearns, and Dean Dawson, this edition from 2000 offers reliable protocols for academic and professional use.

As a used book in good condition, it remains a valuable resource for hands-on learning in genetics.

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