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DNA Topology

New Edition

Andrew D. Bates and Anthony Maxwell

Price: £37.50 (paper)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-850655-3
Publication date: 10 February 2005
216 pages, 6 halftones, 61 line illus., 234x156 mm

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Reviews
  • 'DNA Topology provides a solid basis for understanding the physical properties of DNA and its topology, and how this molecule actively participates in many cellular processes. This book is certainly aimed at specialists, whom it will not diappoint with its detailed treatment of the core subject matter. The Quarterly Review of Biology, Volume 81, March 2006.' -

Description
  • Comprehensive but concise overview of DNA structure and function
  • Clear and accessible explanation of complex topological concepts
  • Describes the biological significance of the topological aspects of DNA structure
  • Accompanying website provides ancillary material
DNA as the genetic material is a topic of intense interest in the 21st century with the familiar and iconic Watson-Crick double helix having a vital importance for its function. However, there are further complexities beyond the double helix, including supercoiling, knotting and catenation, that are less widely appreciated and understood but which are critical to its function. This book explains these topological aspects of DNA structure in a clear and approachable style that will be appreciated by both students and researchers interested in DNA structure and function.

Readership: Students and researchers of DNA topology, molecular biology, biochemistry and genetics.

Contents
1. DNA structure
2. DNA supercoiling
3. DNA on surfaces
4. Knots and catenanes
5. DNA topoisomerases
6. Biological consequences of DNA topology

Authors, editors, and contributors


Andrew D. Bates, School of Biological Sciences, University of Liverpool and
Anthony Maxwell, Head, Department of Biological Chemistry, John Innes Centre, Norwich


Links to web resources and related information
DNA Topology Companion Website
Author's Home Page (Anthony Maxwell)
Author's Home Page (Andrew Bates)
The John Innes Centre
John Innes Enterprises


More in the same subject area:
Genetics (non-medical)
DNA
Biochemistry

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