Biochemical Methods Hardcover

A. Pingoud

This book gives a profound overview on the relevant biochemical techniques. Moreover, it refers to laboratory equipment and safety aspects and explains how to obtain relevant biochemical information. It provides an introduction into physical-chemical processes and mathematical methods required for the interpretation of data. Principles of expensive instrumental analysis are also explained and a presentation of safety considerations and regulatory issues according to international requirements is given. With its practical approach the book is not only highly useful for professionals - laboratory technicians and scientists - but also for students. Special feature: a CD-ROM on quantitative analysis of biochemical experiments! "...An ideal how-to for those working in biochemistry." CHEMIE in unserer Zeit "...and anyone working in a biochemical laboratory will find it useful. Strongly recommended." Laboratory News

9783527302994

English

Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH

01 Nov 2002

374

Alfred Pingoud and Claus Urbanke are the authors of Biochemical Methods: A Concise Guide for Students and Researchers, published by Wiley.

Claus Urbanke

Jim Hoggett

Albert Jeltsch

this reference book is useful as one, short introductory source to a number of techniques (Biomolecular Engineering, November 2004) "...offers a broad spectrum, yet provides a concise overview of the most common methods in biochemistry and related sciences..." (Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2004) "...It is difficult to find fault with this book... Strongly recommended..." (Laboratory News, April 2003) "...offers a broad spectrum, yet provides a concise overview...very suitable for students and scientists of related disciplines..." (Analytical and Bioanalytical Chmistry, Vol 377