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... is unique among the related publications. It is a wonderful guide to successful experimentation in the field of RNA research. Engineering in Life Sciences ...a true handbook that should not be missed in any laboratory engaged in RNA research. The text is concisely written, full of good ideas and the troubleshooting chapters will help to find ways out of deadlocks. I congratulate the authors to this handbook and recommend it to all RNA enthusiasts. Angewandte Chemie - IE The book is helpful for molecular biologists, biochemists and biotechnologists and of interest to every researcher experimenting with RNA. NewDrugs ... these two volumes provide an in-depth introduction to methods for RNA analysis at all levels ... Biomedical Chromatography

"""... is unique among the related publications. It is a wonderful guide to successful experimentation in the field of RNA research."" Engineering in Life Sciences ""...a true handbook that should not be missed in any laboratory engaged in RNA research. The text is concisely written, full of good ideas and the ""troubleshooting"" chapters will help to find ways out of deadlocks. I congratulate the authors to this handbook and recommend it to all RNA enthusiasts."" Angewandte Chemie - IE ""The book is helpful for molecular biologists, biochemists and biotechnologists and of interest to every researcher experimenting with RNA."" NewDrugs ""... these two volumes provide an in-depth introduction to methods for RNA analysis at all levels ..."" Biomedical Chromatography"

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Roland K. Hartmann is Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the Philipps-Universitat Marburg (Germany). He studied Biochemistry at the Freie Universitat Berlin where in 1988 he received the Ernst Reuter award for outstanding Ph.D. theses. His research interests include natural ribozymes, particularly ribonuclease P, interactions of RNAs with proteins and small ligands, aptamers, antisense and RNA interference. Albrecht Bindereif is Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Giessen (Germany) since 1999. He studied Biochemistry in Tubingen and at the University of California, Berkeley. His postdoctoral work was done in Michael Green's laboratory at Harvard University. His research interests focus on the mechanism and regulation of mRNA splicing, both in the mammalian system and in trypanosomes. Astrid Schon received her PhD from the Institute of Biochemistry at the University of Wurzburg, and was a graduate fellow and postdoctoral associate with Dieter Soll at Yale University. She is currently a lecturer at the Institute of Biochemistry, University of Leipzig (Germany). Her research is focused on RNA metabolism and RNA-protein interactions, and the evolution of complex RNA enzymes. Eric Westhof is Professor of Biophysics at the Universite Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg (France) since 1988. He studied in Liege and Regensburg and was a Fulbright-Hays Research Fellow at the University of Wisconsin with M. Sundaralingam. His research is centered on the relationships between sequence, structure, evolution and functions of RNA molecules.

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