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first Current Protocols publication, was published in 1987. It set a
standard of excellence for laboratory manuals that you will find
applied to all other subsequent Current Protocols
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Research institutions around the world have made Current
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methods. With their regular updates, these publications constantly
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In the life sciences, Current Protocols publishes manuals
in Molecular Biology, Immunology, Human Genetics, Protein
Science, Cytometry, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Cell Biology,
Toxicology, and Nucleic Acid Chemistry (coming November '99).
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- Alternate and support protocols to accommodate different
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