Titre :	Inorganic biochemistry. Vol. 1
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Gunther L. Eichhorn, Éditeur scientifique
Editeur :	Amsterdam : Elsevier
Année de publication :	1973
Importance :	xxiv,607 p.
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-444-41021-4
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Biochimie
Tags :	BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY  COORDINATION COMPOUNDS
Résumé :	"The borderline field between inorganic chemistry and biochemistry has become of great interest to many scientists in recent years. Biochemists are very concerned with the role of metals in biological systems and inorganic chemists want to apply their knowledge of metal ion chemistryto problems of biological signifiance. This comprehesive two-volume work, written by experts in their fields, is organized in such a way that each topic logically follows the preceding one. The naturally occuring biochemical coordination comounds are stressed, but inorganic model systems are frequently discussed alongside the biological substances they mimic. Inorganic coordination chemistry is strategically placed among the biochemical chapters: thus the subjetct becomes an integrated whole and the volumes should be of great value to research scientists and advanced students in inorganic biological chemistry as well as such displines as biophysics, molecular biology and molecular structure."
Note de contenu :	"Coordination chemistry: Structure and stereochemistry of coordination compounds; Stability of coordination compounds; Electronic structures of Iron complexes * Interaction of metal ions with amino acids, peptides and related natural chelators, and proteins: Metal complexs of amino acids and peptides; Microbial iron transport compounds (siderochromes); Alkali metal chelators - the ionophores; Metal-proteins complexes * Metalloproteins in storage and transfer: Ferritin; The transferrins (siderophillins); Ceruloplasmins; Hemrythrin; Hemocyanin * Metal induced ligand reactions and metal enzymes: Metal induced ligand reactions and metal enzymes; metal enzymes; Carboxypeptidase A and other peptidases; Carbonic anhydrase; Phosphate transfer and its activation by metal ions: alkaline phosphatase; Kinases."
Cote :	B-F009 (SdS)
Num_Inv :	369

Inorganic biochemistry. Vol. 1 [texte imprimé] / Gunther L. Eichhorn, Éditeur scientifique . - Amsterdam : Elsevier, 1973 . - xxiv,607 p.
ISBN : 978-0-444-41021-4
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Biochimie
Tags :	BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY  COORDINATION COMPOUNDS
Résumé :	"The borderline field between inorganic chemistry and biochemistry has become of great interest to many scientists in recent years. Biochemists are very concerned with the role of metals in biological systems and inorganic chemists want to apply their knowledge of metal ion chemistryto problems of biological signifiance. This comprehesive two-volume work, written by experts in their fields, is organized in such a way that each topic logically follows the preceding one. The naturally occuring biochemical coordination comounds are stressed, but inorganic model systems are frequently discussed alongside the biological substances they mimic. Inorganic coordination chemistry is strategically placed among the biochemical chapters: thus the subjetct becomes an integrated whole and the volumes should be of great value to research scientists and advanced students in inorganic biological chemistry as well as such displines as biophysics, molecular biology and molecular structure."
Note de contenu :	"Coordination chemistry: Structure and stereochemistry of coordination compounds; Stability of coordination compounds; Electronic structures of Iron complexes * Interaction of metal ions with amino acids, peptides and related natural chelators, and proteins: Metal complexs of amino acids and peptides; Microbial iron transport compounds (siderochromes); Alkali metal chelators - the ionophores; Metal-proteins complexes * Metalloproteins in storage and transfer: Ferritin; The transferrins (siderophillins); Ceruloplasmins; Hemrythrin; Hemocyanin * Metal induced ligand reactions and metal enzymes: Metal induced ligand reactions and metal enzymes; metal enzymes; Carboxypeptidase A and other peptidases; Carbonic anhydrase; Phosphate transfer and its activation by metal ions: alkaline phosphatase; Kinases."
Cote :	B-F009 (SdS)
Num_Inv :	369