Alison Snape (Reader in Biochemistry and King's Medical Education, Despo Papachristodoulou (Senior Lecturer and Head of the Teaching D, William H. Elliott (University of Adela Department of Biochemistry
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Alison Snape (Reader in Biochemistry and King's Medical Education, Despo Papachristodoulou (Senior Lecturer and Head of the Teaching D, William H. Elliott (University of Adela Department of Biochemistry
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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The ideal text for any bioscience student encountering biochemistry and molecular cell biology for the first time. Exceptionally clear explanations, frequent diagrams, and a user-friendly design and layout ensure that the text provides a perfect introduction to this complex yet fascinating subject area.
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The ideal text for any bioscience student encountering biochemistry and molecular cell biology for the first time. Exceptionally clear explanations, frequent diagrams, and a user-friendly design and layout ensure that the text provides a perfect introduction to this complex yet fascinating subject area.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- 6 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 640
- Erscheinungstermin: Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 274mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 1420g
- ISBN-13: 9780198768111
- ISBN-10: 0198768117
- Artikelnr.: 50889022
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Oxford University Press
- - Great Clarendon Street
- OX2 6DP Oxford, GB
- www.oup.co.uk
- 0044 1536 452640
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- 6 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 640
- Erscheinungstermin: Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 274mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 1420g
- ISBN-13: 9780198768111
- ISBN-10: 0198768117
- Artikelnr.: 50889022
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Oxford University Press
- - Great Clarendon Street
- OX2 6DP Oxford, GB
- www.oup.co.uk
- 0044 1536 452640
Dr Despo Papachristodoulou is a Reader in Biochemistry and Medical Education at Kings College London. Her interests include metabolism and nutrition, obesity, diabetes and diabetic complications, medical education and curriculum development. Dr Papachristodoulou has a long experience of teaching Biochemistry and Nutrition to Medical, Dental and Biomedical undergraduates and is lead of the Professional/Graduate Entry to Medicine programme at Kings College. Dr Alison Snape is Senior Lecturer and Head of the Teaching Department of Biochemistry at King's College London. Her interests include regulation of gene expression and differentiation in early embryonic development. Dr Snape has extensive experience of teaching biochemistry and molecular biology to undergraduates and organises modules that are taken by first year students in bioscience and nutrition programmes.
* Part 1: Basic concepts of life
* 1: The basic molecular themes of life
* 2: Cells and viruses
* 3: Energy considerations in biochemistry
* Part 2: Structure and function of proteins and membranes
* 4: The structure of proteins
* 5: Methods in protein investigation
* 6: Enzymes
* 7: The cell membrane and membrane proteins
* 8: Muscle contraction, the cytoskeleton, and molecular motors
* Part 3: Metabolism and Nutrition
* 9: General principles of nutrition
* 10: Food digestion, absorption and distribution to the tissues
* 11: The storage fuels: Mechanisms of transport, storage, and
mobilization of carbohydrate and fat
* 12: Principles of energy release from food
* 13: Glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and the electron transport system
* 14: Energy release from fat
* 15: An alternative pathway of glucose oxidation: The pentose
phosphate pathway
* 16: Synthesis of glucose (gluconeogenesis)
* 17: Synthesis of fat and related compounds
* 18: Nitrogen metabolism: amino acid metabolism
* 19: Nitrogen metabolism: nucleotide metabolism
* 20: Mechanisms of metabolic control and their applications to
metabolic integration
* 21: Raising electrons of water back up the energy scale:
photosynthesis
* Part 4: Information storage and utilization
* 22: The genome
* 23: DNA synthesis, repair and recombination
* 24: Gene transcription
* 25: Protein synthesis and controlled protein breakdown
* 26: Control of gene expression
* 27: Protein sorting and delivery
* 28: Manipulating DNA and genes
* Part 5: Cells and tissues
* 29: Cell signalling
* 30: The cell cycle, cell division, cell death and cancer
* Part 6: Protective mechanisms against disease
* 31: Blood clotting, xenobiotic metabolism, and reactive oxygen
species
* 32: The immune system
* 1: The basic molecular themes of life
* 2: Cells and viruses
* 3: Energy considerations in biochemistry
* Part 2: Structure and function of proteins and membranes
* 4: The structure of proteins
* 5: Methods in protein investigation
* 6: Enzymes
* 7: The cell membrane and membrane proteins
* 8: Muscle contraction, the cytoskeleton, and molecular motors
* Part 3: Metabolism and Nutrition
* 9: General principles of nutrition
* 10: Food digestion, absorption and distribution to the tissues
* 11: The storage fuels: Mechanisms of transport, storage, and
mobilization of carbohydrate and fat
* 12: Principles of energy release from food
* 13: Glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and the electron transport system
* 14: Energy release from fat
* 15: An alternative pathway of glucose oxidation: The pentose
phosphate pathway
* 16: Synthesis of glucose (gluconeogenesis)
* 17: Synthesis of fat and related compounds
* 18: Nitrogen metabolism: amino acid metabolism
* 19: Nitrogen metabolism: nucleotide metabolism
* 20: Mechanisms of metabolic control and their applications to
metabolic integration
* 21: Raising electrons of water back up the energy scale:
photosynthesis
* Part 4: Information storage and utilization
* 22: The genome
* 23: DNA synthesis, repair and recombination
* 24: Gene transcription
* 25: Protein synthesis and controlled protein breakdown
* 26: Control of gene expression
* 27: Protein sorting and delivery
* 28: Manipulating DNA and genes
* Part 5: Cells and tissues
* 29: Cell signalling
* 30: The cell cycle, cell division, cell death and cancer
* Part 6: Protective mechanisms against disease
* 31: Blood clotting, xenobiotic metabolism, and reactive oxygen
species
* 32: The immune system
* Part 1: Basic concepts of life
* 1: The basic molecular themes of life
* 2: Cells and viruses
* 3: Energy considerations in biochemistry
* Part 2: Structure and function of proteins and membranes
* 4: The structure of proteins
* 5: Methods in protein investigation
* 6: Enzymes
* 7: The cell membrane and membrane proteins
* 8: Muscle contraction, the cytoskeleton, and molecular motors
* Part 3: Metabolism and Nutrition
* 9: General principles of nutrition
* 10: Food digestion, absorption and distribution to the tissues
* 11: The storage fuels: Mechanisms of transport, storage, and
mobilization of carbohydrate and fat
* 12: Principles of energy release from food
* 13: Glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and the electron transport system
* 14: Energy release from fat
* 15: An alternative pathway of glucose oxidation: The pentose
phosphate pathway
* 16: Synthesis of glucose (gluconeogenesis)
* 17: Synthesis of fat and related compounds
* 18: Nitrogen metabolism: amino acid metabolism
* 19: Nitrogen metabolism: nucleotide metabolism
* 20: Mechanisms of metabolic control and their applications to
metabolic integration
* 21: Raising electrons of water back up the energy scale:
photosynthesis
* Part 4: Information storage and utilization
* 22: The genome
* 23: DNA synthesis, repair and recombination
* 24: Gene transcription
* 25: Protein synthesis and controlled protein breakdown
* 26: Control of gene expression
* 27: Protein sorting and delivery
* 28: Manipulating DNA and genes
* Part 5: Cells and tissues
* 29: Cell signalling
* 30: The cell cycle, cell division, cell death and cancer
* Part 6: Protective mechanisms against disease
* 31: Blood clotting, xenobiotic metabolism, and reactive oxygen
species
* 32: The immune system
* 1: The basic molecular themes of life
* 2: Cells and viruses
* 3: Energy considerations in biochemistry
* Part 2: Structure and function of proteins and membranes
* 4: The structure of proteins
* 5: Methods in protein investigation
* 6: Enzymes
* 7: The cell membrane and membrane proteins
* 8: Muscle contraction, the cytoskeleton, and molecular motors
* Part 3: Metabolism and Nutrition
* 9: General principles of nutrition
* 10: Food digestion, absorption and distribution to the tissues
* 11: The storage fuels: Mechanisms of transport, storage, and
mobilization of carbohydrate and fat
* 12: Principles of energy release from food
* 13: Glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and the electron transport system
* 14: Energy release from fat
* 15: An alternative pathway of glucose oxidation: The pentose
phosphate pathway
* 16: Synthesis of glucose (gluconeogenesis)
* 17: Synthesis of fat and related compounds
* 18: Nitrogen metabolism: amino acid metabolism
* 19: Nitrogen metabolism: nucleotide metabolism
* 20: Mechanisms of metabolic control and their applications to
metabolic integration
* 21: Raising electrons of water back up the energy scale:
photosynthesis
* Part 4: Information storage and utilization
* 22: The genome
* 23: DNA synthesis, repair and recombination
* 24: Gene transcription
* 25: Protein synthesis and controlled protein breakdown
* 26: Control of gene expression
* 27: Protein sorting and delivery
* 28: Manipulating DNA and genes
* Part 5: Cells and tissues
* 29: Cell signalling
* 30: The cell cycle, cell division, cell death and cancer
* Part 6: Protective mechanisms against disease
* 31: Blood clotting, xenobiotic metabolism, and reactive oxygen
species
* 32: The immune system