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    Practical Immunology
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    Practical Immunology

    By Frank C. Hay and Olwyn M. R. Westwood

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    Practical Immunology is a basic text aimed at immunology students and researchers at all levels who need a comprehensive overview of the methodology of immunology. The rapid and startling innovations in immunology over the past two decades have their root in sound experimental practice and it has always been the aim of this book to educate researchers in the design and performance of complex techniques. It will appeal to students of immunlogy, graduate students embarking on bench science, or specialised immunologists who need to use an immunological technique outside their sphere of expertise.

    • The definitive lab "bench book".
    • A one stop resource.
    • Techniques explained from first principles.
    • Basic forms of apparatus described in detail.
    • Totally revised with new user friendly layout to aid use in the lab.
    • Includes useful hints and tips.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWiley
    Release dateApr 15, 2008
    ISBN9781405146739
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