Best Textbook?

[Robert Hartley]

In article <rh-0702011618250001 at a6-curtis.ibls.gla.ac.uk>,
rh at mblab.gla.ac.uk (Robert Hartley) wrote:

> In article <95nhc2$tba$1 at nnrp1.deja.com>, Mark <mhmiller at pol.net> wrote:
> 
> >  What is best textbook to learn molecular biology/cell
> > biology/molecular genetics?  When the first couple of editions of
> > Molecular Biology of the Gene came out years ago, I was up on the stuff
> > and now I'd like to catch up again.  Please email me. Thanks.
> 
> depends on whether you want techniques or info on the subject.
> 
> My 2p worth. (at a reasonable cost)
> techniques.
> Cellis Cell Biology
> Molbiol get "short protocols in mol biol.
> genetics: get a greenhouse and some sweet peas :-) IE I don't know.
> 
> Textbooks
> CB/MB:  Alberts etc MBOTC
> genetics: Russel
> 
> These wil be about 100ukp fot the lot.
> 
> generally you could get these second hand. For up to date stuff get a
> journal like the "TRENDS" series or bioessays or Annual reviews fromm the
> Library.
> 
> Cheers
> Bob


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