Antibodies in Cell Biology (Volume 37) (Methods in Cell Biology, Volume 37) - Tapa dura

Antibodies in Cell Biology focuses on a new generation of protocols aimed at the cell biologist. This laboratory manual features systems and techniques that are especially relevant for modern problems. The contributing authors have been carefully chosen for their specific expertise, and have provided detailed protocols, recipes, and troubleshooting guides in each chapter. The book is designed for any researcher or student who needs to use antibodies in cell biology and related research areas.

Practical applications and future emphases of antibodies, including:

• Light microscopic immunolocalization of antigens
• Gold particles in immunoelectron microscopy
• Special methods of fixation and permeabilization
• Microinjection of antibodies into living cells
• Antibodies to identify cDNA clones
• Antisense antibody strategies

David Asai received his Ph.D. in biology from the California Institute of Technology in 1980. After postdoctoral research at Caltech and the University of California, Santa Barbara, he served for two years as a Research Biologist at UCSB. In 1985, he moved to Purdue University where he is now Professor of Biological Sciences. His teaching duties include the large introductory cell biology course for undergraduate majors and advanced laboratory courses in cell and molecular biology and fluorescence microscopy.