Readership: Students and researchers of DNA topology, molecular biology, biochemistry and genetics.
Andrew D Bates, School of Biological Sciences, University of Liverpool, UK, and Anthony Maxwell, Head, Department of Biological Chemistry, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK
"DNA Topology provides a solid basis for understanding the physical properties of DNA and its topology, and how this molecule actively participates in many cellular processes. This book is certainly aimed at specialists, whom it will not diappoint with its detailed treatment of the core subject matter." - The Quarterly Review of Biology, Volume 81, March 2006.
1: DNA structure 2: DNA supercoiling 3: DNA on surfaces 4: Knots and catenanes 5: DNA topoisomerases 6: Biological consequences of DNA topology
DNA Topology Companion WebsiteThe John Innes CentreJohn Innes Enterprises