DNA-Ligand Interactions : From Drugs to Proteins, Paperback by Guschlbauer, W...

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Item Length: 9.6 in Subject: Life Sciences / Biochemistry Item Height: 0.6 in width: 6.7 in Item Width: 6.7 in ISBN: 9781468453850 Publication Name: D N A-Ligand Interactions : from Drugs to Proteins Author: W. Guschlbauer Type: Textbook Subject Area: Science height: 0.6 in Number of Pages: X, 290 Pages Publication Year: 2012 Language: English Item Weight: 18.6 Oz Series: NATO Asi Ser. Format: Trade Paperback Book Title: DNA-Ligand Interactions : From Drugs to Proteins Publisher: Springer

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DNA-Ligand Interactions : From Drugs to Proteins, Paperback by Guschlbauer, W.... DNA-Ligand Interactions : From Drugs to Proteins, Paperback by Guschlbauer, W. (EDT), ISBN 1468453858, ISBN-13 9781468453850, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This volume contains the texts of the nineteen lectures presented at the NATO-ASI - FEBS Course on "DNA - ligand interactions: from drugs to proteins." The Advanced Study Institute (ASIl was held from August 30th to September 11th. 1986 in the Abbey of Fontevraud (France). The ASI was attended by 112 participants from a wide scientific horizon and from twentyone different countries. It was in some way a follow-up of the ASI held in Maratea. Italy in May 1981 and which was published in the NATO ASI Life Science series as volume 45. While much has been learned about the way the cellular machinery maintains and transmits the genetic heritage. as well as how these processes are regulated. little is Known about how the interactions between the various partners involved are taKing place. The interactions of drugs and proteins with nucleic acids are of evident importance in the understanding of these problems. The spectacular advances in recombinant DNA technology and the increased sophistication of biophysical techniques. in particular >:-ray diffraction and nuclear magnetic resonance. have created a scientific environment which is highly promising for the future of research in molecular biology. These advances permH the serious hope that biology on the molecular level may become a r-eality. Some of the contributions at the ASI presented the most recent advances in this e>:citing field.