The Physical Chemistry of Biopolymer Solutions

The Physical Chemistry of Biopolymer Solutions

Application of Physical Techniques to the Study of Proteins and Nuclei Acids

by Robert F. Steiner, Louise Garone

240 pages· 1991· ISBN 9789810204525
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Developed from a course in physical biochemistry for graduate and advanced undergraduate students. Assumes a familiarity with calculus and basic physics and biochemistry. Does not cover X-ray crystallography or magnetic resonance techniques. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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