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Recombinant DNA: Genes and Genomes
Third Edition©2007 James D. Watson; Richard M. Myers; Amy A. Caudy; Jan A. Witkowski
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Learn how working scientists make real high-impact discoveries. Recombinant DNA: Genes and Genomes introduces you to modern, genome-centered biology with a focus on the most relevant and exciting examples of current research and landmark experiments that redefined our understanding of DNA.
Table of Contents
FOUNDATIONS OF DNA
1. DNA Is the Primary Genetic Material
2. Information Flow from DNA to Protein
3. Control of Gene Expression
4. Basic Tools of Recombinant DNA
5. Fundamental Features of Eukaryotic Genes
6. A New Toolbox for Recombinant DNA
7. Mobile DNA Sequences in the Genome
8. Epigenetic Modifications of the Genome
9. RNA Interference Regulates the Genome
1. DNA Is the Primary Genetic Material
2. Information Flow from DNA to Protein
3. Control of Gene Expression
4. Basic Tools of Recombinant DNA
5. Fundamental Features of Eukaryotic Genes
6. A New Toolbox for Recombinant DNA
7. Mobile DNA Sequences in the Genome
8. Epigenetic Modifications of the Genome
9. RNA Interference Regulates the Genome
FOUNDATIONS OF GENOMICS
10. Fundamentals of Whole-Genome Sequencing
11. How the Human Genome was Sequenced
10. Fundamentals of Whole-Genome Sequencing
11. How the Human Genome was Sequenced
ANALYZING GENOMES
12. Comparing and Analyzing Genomes
13. From Genome Sequence to Gene Function
HUMAN GENOMICS
14. Finding Human Disease Genes
15. Understanding the Genetic Basis of Cancer
16. DNA Fingerprinting and Forensics
12. Comparing and Analyzing Genomes
13. From Genome Sequence to Gene Function
HUMAN GENOMICS
14. Finding Human Disease Genes
15. Understanding the Genetic Basis of Cancer
16. DNA Fingerprinting and Forensics
James D. Watson
Richard M. Myers
Amy A. Caudy
Amy A. Caudy is the Lewis-Stiger Fellow at the Lewis-Stiger Institute for Integrative Genomics at Princeton University. Her research focuses on the function and replication of mitochondria in yeast and mammals. Combining methods from genomics, genetics, and biochemistry, Caudy's laboratory seeks to understand the regulation of mitochondrial levels, identifying new genes required for mitochondrial organization and biogenesis using screens as well as computational predictions of gene function.
Jan A. Witkowski
Jan A. Witkowski is Executive Director of the Banbury Center and Professor in the Watson School of Biological Sciences at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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