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Product Description: Colin Graham and a team of leading investigators and expert clinical scientists update the acclaimed first edition with a collection of powerful, up-to-date PCR-based methods for DNA sequencing, many suitable for human genome sequencing and mutation detection in human disease...read more
Hardcover:
9780896037168 | 2 sub edition (Humana Pr Inc, January 1, 2001), cover price $104.50 | About this edition: Colin Graham and a team of leading investigators and expert clinical scientists update the acclaimed first edition with a collection of powerful, up-to-date PCR-based methods for DNA sequencing, many suitable for human genome sequencing and mutation detection in human disease.
Paperback:
9781489942128 | 2 edition (Humana Pr Inc, September 1, 2013), cover price $99.00 | About this edition: Colin Graham and a team of leading investigators and expert clinical scientists update the acclaimed first edition with a collection of powerful, up-to-date PCR-based methods for DNA sequencing, many suitable for human genome sequencing and mutation detection in human disease.
9781617371509 | 2 edition (Humana Pr Inc, December 12, 2011), cover price $149.00 | About this edition: Colin Graham and a team of leading investigators and expert clinical scientists update the acclaimed first edition with a collection of powerful, up-to-date PCR-based methods for DNA sequencing, many suitable for human genome sequencing and mutation detection in human disease.
9780896037212 | 2 spi edition (Humana Pr Inc, January 1, 2001), cover price $149.00 | About this edition: Colin Graham and a team of leading investigators and expert clinical scientists update the acclaimed first edition with a collection of powerful, up-to-date PCR-based methods for DNA sequencing, many suitable for human genome sequencing and mutation detection in human disease.
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