دانلود کتاب Automatische genetische Analytik

The relevance of genetic analysis and the need of its automation have rapidly increased during the last years not only in molecular biology and medicine but particularly in fields outside these 'classical' areas of application. In forensic medicine and criminology, e.g., DNA analysis has become a routine method - and a similar development is just ongoing in fields like anthropology, paleontology, plant and animal breeding, and food production. This book provides a comprehensive and practical overview of the methods - from biological material and analytical processes to the analysis and processing of data - and provides insights into various important applications. Clearly written and nicely illustrated with color figures the book will serve as a useful source of information for a broad spectrum of (potential) users of DNA analysis. Content: Chapter 1 Bedarf und Konzept einer integrierten automatischen DNA?Analyse (pages 1–5): Jorg vom SteinChapter 2 Die DNA?Praparation fur die automatische DNA?Analyse (pages 7–18): Dagmar SchusterChapter 3 Die PCR als Grundlage in der molekularen DNA?Analyse (pages 19–44): Thomas SchildChapter 4 Die DNA?Synthese als grundlegendes Werkzeug in der molekularen DNA?Analyse (pages 45–63): Gerald SchmidtChapter 5 DNA?Sequenzanalyse (pages 65–86): Thomas SchaferChapter 6 DNA?Fragmentgro?enbestimmung und Quantifizierung (pages 87–126): Dagmar SchusterChapter 7 Grundlagen und Entwicklung der multifluorophoren Laser?Scanning?Technologie (pages 127–148): Gunter MertesChapter 8 Datenverarbeitung in der genetischen Analyse (pages 149–164): Jorg vom SteinChapter 9 Identifizierung von Genen und Markern (pages 165–177): Norbert Speich and Karl?Heinz GrzeschikChapter 10 Polymorphismus? und Mutationsanalyse (pages 179–189): Dietmar LohmannChapter 11 DNA?Analytik in der Forensik (pages 191–202): Hermann SchmitterChapter 12 DNA?Sequenzierung in der medizinischen Mikrobiologie (pages 203–213): Albrecht von BrunnChapter 13 Anwendung molekularbiologischer Methoden im Agrarbereich (pages 215–223): Jurgen Weber and Gunter Mertes