Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering Reviews Volume 4

4(ISSN : 0264-8725)

Editor: Professor Stephen Harding, University of Nottingham
Co-editor: Gary Adams, University of Nottingham

Contents of Volume 4 (1986)

1-38.	Genetical manipulation of commercial yeast strains. S L Sturley and T W Young
39-58.	Molecular breeding of yeasts for production of useful compounds: Novel methods of transformation and new vector systems. Akira Kimura
59-78.	DNA amplification and genetic instability in streptomyces. John Cullum, Joseph Altenbuchner, Fiona Flett and Wolfgang Piendl
79-116.	Synthetic DNA fragments as useful tools in genetic and protein engineering. V A Efimov, O G Chakhmakhcheva and Yu A Ovchinnikov
117-144.	The manipulation of micro-organisms for the production of secondary metabolites. Alan W Bunch and Ralph E Harris
145-168.	Recent progress in research on methanotrophs and methane monooxygenases. Ching R Hou
169-212.	The bacterial utilization of synthetic gases containing carbon monoxide. E Williams, J Colby, C M Lyons and J Bell
213-262.	New strategies for the selective isolation of industrially important bacteria. M Goodfellow and E Williams
263-290.	Possible use of micro-organisms in the manufacture of plastics and synthetic fibres. Martin Griffin and Ann M Magot
291-310.	Reactive-centre variants of alpha-antitrypsin. A new range of anti-inflammatory agents. Robin W Carrell
311-354.	Monoclonal antibodies in veterinary medicine. K H Nielsen, M D Henning and J R Duncan
355-404.	Photosynthesis and the application of molecular genetics. J Barber and J B Marder