Medical Molecular Biology

Author: Liu Bingwen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Molecular biology is a leading discipline in life sciences, and it has developed rapidly over the past 30 years, permeating various fields of biology, including medicine, and driving the comprehensive development of all basic sciences. The emergence of a large number of emerging disciplines and technologies such as protein engineering, enzyme engineering, genetic engineering, cell engineering, as well as transgenic technology, gene therapy, and biochips, has not only opened up broad prospects for clinical medical diagnosis and prevention of diseases harmful to human health but has also had a profound impact on industry and agriculture. This textbook primarily introduces the basic theories, fundamental principles of techniques, and their applications of medical molecular biology. The book is divided into three parts and seventeen chapters, striving to reflect the latest advancements in the fundamental theories and experimental techniques of modern medical molecular biology research, while avoiding repetition with undergraduate textbooks as much as possible and maintaining the writing styles and academic perspectives of the various authors. This book can not only serve as a teaching material for graduate students in medical and pharmaceutical universities but also be selected for reference by students in the seven-year program, as well as postgraduate students, young teachers, clinical physicians, and researchers in related fields of ordinary universities for self-study.