Molecular Biomethods Handbook

From the reviews of the second edition:

"If you want to know the theoretical basis of how a technique works, how it might be applied, or what techniques are available to allow you to ask a particular question, then this book could prove very useful. … this book will be of interest to young (and not so young) scientists who want to better understand the techniques they use, or may wish to use, and would be a useful addition to a library or PhD room." (Bob Dalziel, Microbiology Today, February, 2009)

"The book is a second edition and this includes several new sections which deal with new areas e.g. microarray technology and nanotechnology … . These deal with the physical concepts behind the techniques in an accessible way and will be useful to a large number of researchers. … In summary, I found the book to be generally comprehensive, clearly written and logically organised. … it would be a useful addition to any molecular biology laboratory bookshelf." (Nicola J Stonehouse, British Toxicology Society Newsletter, June-August, 2009)