The Handbook of Plant Functional Genomics

Incisive, concise overview of the booming field of plant functional genomics. Kahl and Meksem, two of the leading figures in the field, combine their expertise to give an invaluable reference on the topic, accessible to both experienced practitioners and newcomers to the field.

The Present Handbook of Plant Functional Genomics (Concepts and Protocols) Spans over several aspects of current and emerging technologies in the field.

The editors - two of the leading experts in research with a proven track record - combine their expertise to provide an invaluable reference on the topic. To make it more inclusive, this second volume in the Molecular Plant Biology Handbook Series is divided into four main parts:

• Transcriptome Analysis
• Gene Silencing, Mutation Analysis, and Functional Genomics
• Computational Analysis
• Functional Genomics and Emerging Technologies.

Each chapter introduces the subject comprehensively, and provides state-of-the art experimental protocols. A handy glossary of relevant technical terms is included to facilitate reading for researchers, teachers and students.