Product Description
Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. Introductory textbook for molecular biologists and other nonspecialists. Two-tone format. Previous edition: c1988. Includes nine laminated sheets entitled: Portable Protocols. Hardcover, spiral also available.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.0 based on 2 reviews)

Should be [less money], Not [more money]! by James j Hathcock (New York)

1 Stars
October 21, 2002
Although I liked the outdated 1988 version of this book, this one is extremely simplistic and omits much of the previously included material. Most of the information included can be found on the web and is shallow compared to Current Protocols or other texts. Although it serves as a reasonable introduction for novices to this area it's extremely overpriced for [money]!!!I would reccomend Monoclonal Antibodies by Goding ([money]),

Two Thumbs Up

5 Stars
October 24, 2000
This is an exceptional reference for anyone using abtibodies in the laboratory. It is a *must-have* for anyone venturing into unknown teritory. For the experienced individual forced to bang out new protocols with a cranky antibody, this reference is priceless.

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