2001Methods of biochemical analysisRequires access

Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs)

Tyra G. Wolfsberg, David Landsman

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This chapter is a concentrated treatment of the use of EST data for biological discovery, particularly in the context of cloning and gene-hunting efforts. A problem set appears at the conclusion of the chapter.

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This chapter is a concentrated treatment of the use of EST data for biological discovery, particularly in the context of cloning and gene-hunting efforts. A problem set appears at the conclusion of the chapter.

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This chapter is a concentrated treatment of the use of EST data for biological discovery, particularly in the context of cloning and gene-hunting efforts. A problem set appears at the conclusion of the chapter.

Key concepts: Computational biology, Cloning (programming), Expressed sequence tag, Sequence (biology), Context (archaeology), Biology, Set (abstract data type), Gene sequence

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