Biological Membranes: A Practical Approach

Each animal and plant cell can be constructed of at least ten distinctive types of membranes whose isolation and characterization are now possible using the eclectic techniques presented in this book. Exploring both new and established methods for protein and lipid analysis, this book details their typography, and discusses procedures for the reconstitution and charaterization of membrane systems, focusing on immunological techniques for the isolation and analysis of membranes and their components, and for screening expression systems in molecular cloning. Readership: cell biology, biochemistry, researchers, postgraduates.