Re: are there any intensive hands-on courses on cloning?

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From: Chris LaRosa
Date: Mon, 08 May 2000 00:00

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"-7758,599-3231" wrote:
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> Hi all -
> 
>    Does anyone know of someplace that offers intensive hands-on courses in
> molecular biology? I would like to find a course where a grad student or
> post-doc can go for a couple weeks and come back with the practical
> ability to clone genes by homology

I would have liked to have taken such a course having gone through this
exercise in recent months.....let me know what you find....
I might have some insight into this problem if you have any questions.

PC larosa...

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From: Chris LaRosa <clarosa@biocomp.unl.edu>
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