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    editors, Michael W. Mulholland, Keith D. Lillemoe, Gerard M. Doherty, Gilbert R. Upchurch, Jr., Hasan B. Alam, Timothy M. Pawlik ; illustrations by Holly R. Fischer.
    Contents:
    Pt. 1: Scientific principles
    Pt. 2: Surgical practice
    Sect. A: Trauma
    Sect. B: Transplantation
    Sect. C: Head and neck
    Sect. D: Esophagus
    Sect. E: Stomach and duodenum
    Sect. F: Small intestine
    Sect. G: Pancreas
    Sect. H: Hepatobiliary and portal venous system
    Sect. I: Colon and rectum
    Sect. J: Hernia and spleen
    Sect. K: Surgical endocrinology
    Sect. L: Lung
    Sect. M: Vascular disease
    Sect. N: Pediatric surgery
    Sect. O: Skin and soft tissue.
    Digital Access Ovid 2017
  • Book
    R.W. Old, S.B. Primrose.
    Summary: The basic philosophy governing the first edition of this text was to present the principles of gene manipulation, and their associated techniques, in sufficient detail to enable the non-specialist reader to understand them. It was also intended that the scope of this technology, and its potential impact on virtually all areas of biology, would be evident. The second and third editions were enlarged to cope with advances in the field as it had become apparent that, around a core of fundamental techniques concerning the manipulation of DNA in vitro, there was developing an ever-expanding repertoire of transformation techniques, library construction and screening methods, expression systems and host-vector systems. In this, the fourth edition, the authors keep to their basic philosophy in providing an introduction to the subject, identifying and explaining basic principles. Completely updated this edition provides an overview for researchers and students who already have some knowledge of recombinant DNA work. Nielsen 9780632026081 20160527
    Print 1989
  • Article
    Martin GM.
    Am J Pathol. 1977 Nov;89(2):513-30.
    Digital Access Access Options