New technologies for life sciences.
Series: Trends guide
Publisher: Elsevier
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Haywards Heath, UK; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 86
Subjects: Life sciences.; Biology, Experimental.
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Is publishing to perish? A sea change afoot for life science publishing and information / Johanna McEntyre; value: Recent advances in MRI: novel contrast agents shed light on in vivo biochemistry / Angelique Y. Louie and Thomas J. Meade; value: Why use more than one electrode at a time? / Wolf Singer; value: Behavioral phenotyping of mutant mice / Jacqueline N. Crawley; value: Watching lymphocytes work: advances in imaging meet immunological challenges / W. Richard Burack and Michael L. Dustin; value: Dynamic substrates; modulating the behaviors of attached cells / Muhammad N. Yousaf and Milan Mrksich; value: High-throughput SNP discovery and typing for genome-wide genetic analysis / Thomas A. Weaver; value: RNAi - applications in parasitology / Elisabetta Ullu and Christian Tschudi; value: Reconstructing the tree of life / David M. Hillis and Mark T. Holder; value: Identification of intracellular signaling domains / Tamas Balla; value: Using peptide aptamers to analyse the proteome / Alejandro Colman-Lerner and Roger Brent; value: Real-time detection of PCR products and microbiology / Jeanne A. Jordan; value: Tumor classification using gene expression patterns from DNA microarrays / Charles M. Perou, Patrick O. Brown and David Botstein; value: Studying interaction transcriptomes: coordinated analyses of gene expression during plant-microorganism interactions / Paul R.J. Birch and Sophien Kamoun; value: Probing the mind with magnetism / Lauren Stewart and Vincent Walsh.