Chromatin: Structure and Function

Features

• Cover Type: Paperback with 447 pages
• Published by: Academic Press
• Edition: 3rd Edition January 15, 1998
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 0127619151
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-0127619156
• Book Dimensions: 8.9 x 6 x 0.8 inches
• Weighs: 1.7 pounds

Product Review
" does an great job of highlighting specific unresolved questions. particularly valuable for several distinct groups of readers." -- J.Widom, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, in Cell

"an great book, easy to read and full of new ideas, concepts and elements for future researches." - CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (2001) "does an great job of highlighting specific unresolved questions. One can literally pick a page at random and be almost certain to find mention of a specific question that is worthy of future study. Ohter valualbe aspects of the book include its clear focus on important biological questions and Wolffe's amazing command of the literature. These aspects make the book particularly valuable for several distinct groups of readers." -J.Widom, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, in CELL Praise for Previous Editions "this volume should prove invaluable in encouraging interested students to delve deeper in to the mysteries of chromatin and so entice a new generation of talent into this exciting field." --BIOESSAYS "It has scope, depth, and balance in interpreting a complex and often conflicting literature. It is a very fine job!" --VINCENT G. ALLFREY "Presented in a coherent and integrated manner a well-constructed and enjoyable text to read. It should prove to be a valuable aid to teaching." --HEREDITY "Carefully constructed and both easy and enjoyable to read. The layout is excellent, with nicely balanced sections, headed by immediately informative subtitles and rounded off with a short yet decisive summary emphasizing the most important points. an ideal starting point for any appropriate advanced undergraduate course or for graduates wishing to delve more deeply into the mysteries of chromatin structure and function." --TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY

"an great book, easy to read and full of new ideas, concepts and elements for future researches." -- Cellular and Molecular Biology, 2001

Praise for Previous Editions:
"It has scope, depth, and balance in interpreting a complex and often conflicting literature. It is a very fine job!"
-Vincent G. Allrfrey

"Presented in a coherent and integrated mannera well-constructed and enjoyable text to read. It should prove to be a valuable aid to teaching."
-Heredity

"Carefully constructed and both easy and enjoyable to read. The layout is excellent, with nicely balanced sections,headed by immediately informative subtitles and rounded off with a short yet decisive summary emphasizing the most important pointsan ideal starting point for any appropriate advanced undergraduate course or for graduates wishing to delve more deeply into the mysteries of chromatin structure and function."
-Trends in Cell Biology

"This volume should prove invaluable in encouraging interested students to delve deeper in to the mysteries of chromatin and so entice a new generation of talent into this exciting field."
-Bioessays -- Review

Product Review
Praise for Previous Editions:
"It has scope, depth, and balance in interpreting a complex and often conflicting literature. It is a very fine job!"
-Vincent G. Allrfrey

"Presented in a coherent and integrated mannera well-constructed and enjoyable text to read. It should prove to be a valuable aid to teaching."
-Heredity

"Carefully constructed and both easy and enjoyable to read. The layout is excellent, with nicely balanced sections,headed by immediately informative subtitles and rounded off with a short yet decisive summary emphasizing the most important pointsan ideal starting point for any appropriate advanced undergraduate course or for graduates wishing to delve more deeply into the mysteries of chromatin structure and function."
-Trends in Cell Biology

"This volume should prove invaluable in encouraging interested students to delve deeper in to the mysteries of chromatin and so entice a new generation of talent into this exciting field."
-Bioessays