yeas, you may consult Sambrook (Miniatis) 3 volumes, totally a lab based book.
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> Subject: [Microbiology] Molecular techniques - Book
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>> Hi all,I'm a Microbiology grad student and in the lab where I'm in, we don't use any molecular techniques. However, I'm very eager to learn about the different molecular techniques before starting my PhD. So, I was wondering if you can recommend me any good book that I can buy.
> Thanks a lot for the help!
> Ruth
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