biochemistry bibliographies

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Statistics for Experimenters: An Introduction to Design, Data Analysis, and Model Building

13 reviews
George E. P. Box, William G. Hunter, ...

John Wiley & Sons, 1978

Outstanding book, but you should buy the newer edition, not this version
All of the reviews on this book are generally consistent in their praise for the book and the authors. I do not have any points to add to the discussion other than this: It is a credit to this version of Statistics for Experimenters that it has remained relevant throughout the years as a classic introductory text that has kept selling consistently since it was released in the 1970's. ...

Guinea Pig Scientists: Bold Self-Experimenters in Science and Medicine (Outstanding Science Trade Books for ...

7 reviews
Mel Boring, Leslie Dendy

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2005

Fascinating anecdotes
Guinea Pig Scientists contains nine chapters, each on a different scientist who made a difference by plaicng themself in harm's way to varying degrees. The book is hardly in depth, but it covers the most important aspects of each scientists methods and what was learned from them. This would be a great book to use to get adolescents interested in scientific inquiry. It is an engaging read, and ...

The Arrl Uhf/Microwave Experimenter's Manual: Antennas, Components and Design

2 reviews

Amer Radio Relay League, 1990

Its Good
The ARRL Microwave Expermenters Manuel is written by people that know their audience. The book is a collection of origional material and articles that have appeared in QST. It is not a text book. It does require some previous exposure to radio theory. It is fun to read. It has lots of pictures and graphs.Its a great book for a technician who wants learn about UHF and amateur radio. These ...

Self-Experimenters: Sources for Study (Bibliographies and Indexes in Medical Studies)
Arsen P. Fiks

Praeger Publishers, 2003

Self-experimentation, the deliberate design and implementation of an experiment using the experimenter's own body, is more common than is generally known. In fact, as this captivating reference book shows, hundreds of individuals over the centuries have used themselves as "guinea pigs" to test a theory or to understand a disease. The author provides a detailed history of the practice through numerous dictionary-style entries on ...

Mechanical Devices for the Electronics Experimenter

4 reviews
C. Britton Rorabaugh

McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 1995

Valuable supplementary resource
As I understand it, Rorabaugh wrote this book as a supplementary resource for robotics hobbyists, rather than as a primary tool meant to stand on its own. It is valuable within this context. If you have a background in basic electronics and robotics, or are reading this book concurrently with others in these areas, Rorabaugh's book will make sense and add to your understanding. Yes, it is true ...

Immunology (The Experimenter Series)
Werner Luttmann, Kai Bratke, ...

Academic Press, 2006

Immunology is more than a laboratory manual; it is a strategic guide that provides the reader with tips and tricks for more successful lab experiments. The authors explore the current methodological variety of immunology in a simple manner, addressing the assets and drawbacks as well as critical points. Also provided are short and precise summaries of routine procedures as well as listings of the advantages and disadvantages of alternative ...

Protein Biochemistry and Proteomics (The Experimenter Series)

2 reviews
Hubert Rehm

Academic Press, 2006

really helpful
I've found this book really very helpful. I'm essentially a geneticist/molecular biologist, but with this book I've been able to develop a multistep protocol for affinity purifying my protein of interest. The book is clear and concise, I would highly recommend it.

Statistics for Experimenters: Design, Innovation, and Discovery , 2nd Edition

7 reviews
George E. P. Box, J. Stuart Hunter, ...

Wiley-Interscience, 2005

Long-awaited update to a classic
This is the best applied book in any scientific or mathematical subject that I have ever read. The reviewers who are looking for equations and the typical assumptions-theory-proof presentation just picked up the wrong book. If you're interested in applying experimental design to real-world problems, this book is indispensable. The authors help you get inside the math and really understand ...

The Electrical Experimenter (1917 - 1918, Volume 5)
H. Gernsbach

Experimenter Publishing Co., 1918

9' x 12" Hardcover.

An Experimenter's Guide to the Full Golf Swing
Laurence E. Holt

Aljalar Publishing, 2004

This book is for anyone interested in improving their understanding and execution of the full golf swing. It combines a sport-scientific conceptual framework with practical tips that will help each golfer to discover their own unique, repeating, and effective swing. It also contains important information on the topic of conditioning for golf, based on the author's 40 years of research in the exercise sciences and practical experience as a ...

1934 Official Short Wave Radio Manual (Complete Experimenter's Set-Building and Servicing Guide)
Hugo Gernsback

Lindsay Publications Inc., 1939

Molecular Biology and Genomics (The Experimenter Series)

1 review
Cornel Mulhardt

Academic Press, 2006

excellent book, but too old...
The Experimenter Series is an excellent series and is very helpful in every day bench work. The books are nicely written and very easy to understand. As I was very satisfied with this series so far, I wanted to have the newly released edition of the "Molecular Biology and Genomics" (published Dec. 2006). However, after ordering it, I realized that this was the translation of the old 4th ...

The Impoverished Radio Experimenter, Vol 2
T J Lindsay

Lindsay Publications, 1999

48 pages. Here, you learn to build a one-transistor model around the components you can salvage, steal or buy. It's a great exercise in building in itself. It forces you to solve the mechanical problems of building that are often more difficult than the electrical. And when you're done you have a machine that makes coil winding, and tank circuit fabrication predictable rather than merely guess work. You won't need to have the exact coil form ...

Build Your Own Low-Power Transmitters: Projects for the Electronics Experimenter

3 reviews
Rudolf F. Graf, William Sheets

Newnes, 2001

Learning and building transmitters / rec (FM, AM, Video, RC)
Great book! It is the backbone of transmitting and receiving. If you want to learn how to build or how transmitters and receivers work get this book!! The only thing I don't like is the designs are not that up to date, but you need to know them to build better transmitters / receivers. This is a great book for getting into RF. The best part is you can build everything!!

The Impoverished Radio Experimenter, Volume 6
T J Lindsay

Lindsay Publications, 2006

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