Genomics & Powerpoint CD Package
P. Benfey

For courses in Genomics and for biology courses that include Genomics in their subject matter. With the complete genome sequence now available for a variety of organisms, the field of genomics is growing enormously. Challenged by the rapidly changing landscape, access to the latest research is essential. Benfey's innovative design combines a traditional text format with PowerPoints to provide up-to-date coverage.Hybrid textbook-Each chapter combines PowerPoints, text and graphics. Each 2-page spread contains PowerPoint slides with accompanying detailed text explanation.Each section of slides and text has additional space for note-taking. Available in both CD-ROM and print versions for greater flexibility to address student study habits. Access to updated material-Updated PowerPoint slides can be downloaded from the web (www.prenhall.com/benfey) Keeps students and instructors abreast of all the latest information in this rapidly expanding and changing field. Author-maintained Website-Contains supplementary material on additional background information and links to related sites. Teaches students to use the constantly expanding resources on genomics provided through the Web.Provides students hands on training using established resources such as the NCBI site.Extensive PowerPoint lectures for the instructor-Includes detailed lecture outlines, graphics, and video. For classroom use, these lectures provide an engaging method of presenting the material.All powerpoints can be edited to allow greater flexibility in the content and order of presentation.Students have access to the same PowerPoint images and outlines through their hybrid text and CD-ROMGenomics includes extensive coverage of biological issues and applications, including microbial genomics, genome structure and pharmacogenomics. Unit III: Genomics Approaches to Basic Biological ProblemsUnit IV: Genomics Applications

Informacje dodatkowe o Genomics & Powerpoint CD Package:

Wydawnictwo: angielskie
Data wydania: b.d
Kategoria: Popularnonaukowe
ISBN: 978-0-13-168640-3
Liczba stron: 0