Methods in Microbiology, Volume 26: Yeast Gene Analysis

by Mick F. Tuite (Editor)

Yeast Gene Analysis, edited by two leading experts in the field, presents the most appropriate, up-to-date experimental approaches in detail. The layout is structured for ease of reference, and the volume will be essential reading for all researchers working in genomics, molecular biology, genetics, and microbiology. It provides a carefully selected collection of cutting-edge chapters reviewing alternative experimental approaches for the biologist wishing to study the function of genes identified by genome sequencing. A multi-authored book, it brings together experts from various areas of cell and molecular biology who provide insight into the analysis of genes in yeast. Features: * OF VOLUME: * Focuses on the methods most useful for the functional analysis of yeast genes * Allows researcher to identify which strategy to use without having to wade through numerous recipes * Includes techniques for mutagenesis, transcript analysis, transposon tagging, and use of reporter genes * Describes the use of tools for studying post-translational modifications in yeast * Includes useful appendices with handy basic yeast recipes and WWW addresses

502 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 6, 1998