Gene Expression and Manipulation in Aquatic Organisms
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- S. J. Ennion, University of London
- G. Goldspink, University of London
- Date Published: January 2009
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- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521101622
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The techniques of molecular biology offer a powerful means of investigating and controlling the genetic basis of mechanisms operating in living organisms. Genetic research on aquatic animals can reveal important information relating to growth, development, adaptation to the environment, and the transfer of novel genes. This volume presents some of the most exciting advances in this rapidly expanding area, and contains contributions on the evolution of adaptation to low temperature, adaptation to short-term fluctuations in temperature and salinity, gene expression during growth and development, myosin polymorphism and the generation of transgenic fish.
Read more- Unparalleled - presents the first findings of a new and rapidly expanding field
- Broad market - of interest to applied and basic researchers in marine biology and freshwater biology and also to those working in aquaculture
- Authoritative - another addition to this well-known and well-respected series
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"...the book is an excellent mixture of current methods and trends in molecular biology using aquatic organisms" Duane R. Schultz, Bulletin of Marine Science
See more reviews"...this short collection of selcted topics provides a substantial review of this field of scientific endeavor....these presentations, covering important methods and specific aquatic animal models, will be most appreciated by individuals not directly associated with this active research area. Each of the contributors has provided a focused summary of the important data and questions that are of concern within each of these areas of gene expression." John P. Harrington, Estuaries
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- Date Published: January 2009
- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521101622
- length: 232 pages
- dimensions: 229 x 152 x 13 mm
- weight: 0.35kg
- contains: 44 b/w illus. 7 tables
- availability: Available
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Antifreeze glycopeptide heterogeneity and abundance in Antarctic fishes Chi-Hing C. Cheng
2. Cold inducible gene transcription: delta-9 desaturases and the adaptive control of membrane lipid composition P. E. Tiku, A. Y. Gracey and A. R. Cossins
3. Ion transport in teleosts: identification and expression of ion transporting proteins in branchial and intestinal epithelia of the European eel C. P. Cutler, I. L. Sanders, G. Like, N. Hazon and G. Cramb
4. Temperature and adaptation: selective expression of myosin heavy chain genes and muscle function in carp G. Goldspink
5. Crustacean genes involved in growth A. J. El Haj
6. Use of the zebrafish for studies involved in the control of development Qiling Xu, K. Griffin, R. Patient and N. Holder
7. Myosin heavy chain isogene expression in the carp S. Ennion
8. Rainbow trout myosin heavy chain polymorphism during development L. Gauvry, C. Perez and B. Fauconneau
9. Transient expression of reporter genes in fish as a measure of promoter efficiency N. Maclean, M. Samsul Alam, A. Iyengar and A. Popplewell
10. The use of transient lacZ expression in fish embryos for comparative analysis of cloned regulatory elements F. Müller, L. Gauvry, D. Williams, J. Kobolák, N. Maclean, L. Orbán and G. Goldspink
11. Molecular characterization of prolactin receptor in tilapia P. Prunet, O. Sandra and B. Auperin
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