Humana Clinical Applications of PCR - Methods in Molecular Medicine

The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) stands as one of the most significant molecular biological methods ever developed, offering wide-ranging applications for clinical molecular medicine. Since its introduction in 1985, the technique has seen massive improvements and many variations have been introduced to the field. Because of the massive volume of PCR-related literature available, finding specific, relevant information for effective implementation can be a difficult task for clinical scientists. This volume provides the necessary up-to-date resource for professionals seeking to use these techniques in a clinical setting. It serves as a guide to help navigate the complex landscape of PCR variations and advancements, offering the detailed protocols required to implement these molecular methods effectively in medical practice.