Galectins: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology Book 2442) 2nd Edition
Elevate your glycoscience and immunology research with the “Galectins: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology, Book 2442) – 2nd Edition”, now available at Books Hub PK. This essential volume in the respected Methods in Molecular Biology series delivers cutting-edge, peer-reviewed experimental protocols focused on the biology, function, and clinical relevance of galectins, a family of β-galactoside-binding proteins involved in key cellular processes.
Galectins are increasingly recognized as critical regulators in immunity, cancer, inflammation, fibrosis, and infection. This fully revised second edition compiles the latest methodological advances and innovative tools used in galectin detection, quantification, functional analysis, and inhibition strategies. Each chapter provides detailed step-by-step protocols, complete with reagent lists, background information, troubleshooting advice, and expert tips to ensure reliable, reproducible research outcomes.
Whether you’re investigating galectin expression in tissues, conducting binding assays, studying cell signaling pathways, or exploring therapeutic targeting, this volume offers practical guidance and modern techniques suited for both basic researchers and clinical scientists.
Key Features:
Comprehensive protocols for galectin purification, detection, and functional assays
Covers molecular, cellular, and animal model approaches
Includes advanced imaging, proteomics, glycan microarrays, and ELISA techniques
Designed for researchers in immunology, oncology, pathology, and glycobiology
Contributions by leading scientists in the galectin research community
This book is indispensable for PhD researchers, postdocs, lab technicians, and academic faculty working in the fields of glycobiology, immunotherapy, cancer biology, and inflammation research. It also serves as a vital laboratory reference for pharmaceutical and biotechnology professionals focusing on galectin-targeted therapeutics.
