Essays in biochemistry

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Essays in biochemistry

Academic Press, 1965-

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Vol. 1: edited for the Biochemical Society by P.N. Campbell and G.D. Greville

Vol. 6: edited for the Biochemical Society by P.N. Campbell, F. Dickens

Vol. 11: edited by P.N. Campbell and W.N. Aldridge

Vol. 22-: edited for the Biochemical Society by R.D. Marshall, K.F. Tipton

Vol. 32-48: 子書誌あり

Vol. 34-37: series editor, S.J. Higgins

Vol. 38-41: series editor,T.G. Cotter

Vol. 42-: series editor,Melanie Welham (U.K.)

Imprint varies: v. 26-, London : Portland Press

Includes bibliographies and indexes

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

v. 20 ISBN 9780121581206

Table of Contents

Biography. Conventions. The Mechanism of Action of Oestrogens, J.T. Knowler and J.M. Beaumont. Mucous Glycoproteins: A Gel of a Problem, I. Carlstedt, J.K. Sheehan, A.P. Corfield and J.T. Gallagher. Actin and Myosin Multigene Families: Their Expression during the Formation of Skeletal Muscle, M.E. Buckingham. The Biochemistry of an Efficient Tissue: Brown Adipose Tissue, B. Cannon and J. Nedergaard. Subject Index. Cumulative Key Word Index.
Volume

v. 21 ISBN 9780121581213

Table of Contents

Biography. Conventions. Preface. Metabolism in Lymphocytes and its Importance in the Immune Response, M.S.M. Ardawi and E.A. Newsholme. The Ribosome: Its Evolutionary Diversity and the Functional Role of One of Its Components, A.R. Subramanian. Gap Junctions and Cell-Cell Communication, C. MacDonald. Bioelectrochemistry, I.J. Higgins and H.A.O. Hill. Subject Index. Cumulative Key Word Index.
Volume

v. 22 ISBN 9780121581220

Table of Contents

Biography. Conventions. Preface. A-Lactalbumin and Related Proteins: A Versatile Gene Family with an Interesting Parentage, L. Hall and P.N. Campbell. Activation and Control of the Complement System, K.B.M. Reid. Processing and Metabolism of Neuropeptides, A.J. Turner. Fluorescence Analysis of Protein Dynamics, A.P. Demchenko. The Origin and Use of the Terms Competitive and Non-competitive in Interactions among Chemical Substances in Biological Systems, H. McIlwain. Subject Index. Cumulative Key Word Index.
Volume

v. 26 ISBN 9781855780071

Description

Part of a series of essays in biochemistry which comprises reviews on the most recent developments in biochemistry and related areas of cellular and molecular biology. This book covers antibody engineering, the biochemistry of memory and the structure and function of ribonuclease.
Volume

v. 27 ISBN 9781855780156

Description

Part of a series of essays in biochemistry which comprises reviews on the most recent developments in biochemistry and related areas of cellular and molecular biology. This book covers proteolysis and virus maturation, DNA repair, endothelins and collagen assembly.

Table of Contents

  • The collagen superfamily, diverse structures and assemblies, David J.S. Hulmes
  • towards an understanding of C3-C4 photosynthesis, Stephen Rawsthorne
  • the biochemistry of blood clotting - the digestion of a liquid to form a solid, Michael S. Scully
  • endothelin, Tomoh Masaki and Masashi Yanagisawa
  • wither PQQ, William S. McIntire
  • ubiquitin, R. John Mayer and Fergus J. Doherty
  • the repair of DNA alkylation damage by methyltranferases and glcosylases, Leona D. Samson
  • roles for protein phosphorylation in synaptic transmission, Richard Rodnight and Susana T. Wofchuk
  • biosensors - principles and practice, Jeffrey D. Newman and Anthony P.F. Turner
  • cell death in Parkinson's disease, Susan A. Greenfield
  • how groups of proteins titrate - a new approach, Henry B. F. Dixon
  • proteolysis is a key process in virus replication, Graham Kemp, Ailsa Webster and W.C. Russell.
Volume

v. 28 ISBN 9781855780163

Description

A collection of ten essays on the subject of biochemistry. The topics covered include the renin-angiotensin system, PIG-tailed membrane proteins, mitochondrial DNA and disease, and protein kinase inhibitors. Each essay provides an overview of a rapidly developing area of biochemistry.

Table of Contents

  • Metabolic content, C.I. Pogson et al
  • the role of mitochondrial HMG-CoA synthase in regulation of ketogenesis, P.A. Quant
  • PIG-tailed membrane proteins, A.J. Turner
  • motor neurone disease, R.J. Guiloff et al
  • Carnitine and its role in acyl group metabolism, R.R. Ramsay
  • folate/vitamin B12 inter-relationships, J. Scott and D. Weir
  • protein kinase inhibitors, H. Hidaka and R. Kobayashi
  • the renin-angiotensin system, T. Inagami
  • mitochondrial DNA and disease, S.R. Hammans
  • horseradish peroxidase - the analyst's friend, C. O Fagain et al.
Volume

v. 29 ISBN 9781855780170

Description

This series provides a source of information on research in the areas of biochemistry and molecular biology. Each chapter is written by an expert on a particular area of research, and is a self contained summary of the state-of-the-art of that topic. This volume includes essays on the mechanism of bacterial DD-transpeptidases and penicillinn mode of action, sphingolipid activator proteins, opsin genes, the in vivo roles of molecular chaperones, molecular chaperones: physical and mechanistic properties and molecular pathology of prion diseases.

Table of Contents

  • The mechanism of bacterial DD-transpeptidases and penicillin mode of action, J.M. Frere et al
  • sphingolipid activator proteins, K. Sazuki
  • opsin genes, E.H. Maden
  • the in vivo roles of molecular chaperones, P.A. Lund
  • molecular chaperones: physical and mechanistic properties, S.G. Burston and A.R. Clarke
  • molecular pathology of prion diseases, C. Smith and J. Collinge.
Volume

v. 30 ISBN 9781855780187

Description

This text provides a single source of information on research in the rapidly moving areas of biochemistry and molecular biology. Particular attention is given to topics which are poorly covered by standard students' texts. The bibliographies should provide undergraduates and postgraduates with a bridge between textbooks and research papers. It should also serve as an aid to lecturers in the field.
Volume

v. 31 ISBN 9781855780194

Description

The aim of this series is to provide advanced undergraduates, first year postgraduates and their teachers with a single source of information on the latest research in rapidly moving areas of biochemistry and molecular biology. Each chapter is written by an expert on the area of research and is a self-contained summary of the state-of-the-art of that topic.

Table of Contents

  • Cell adhesion molecules in the nervous system, K. Uyemura
  • small G-proteins, Y. Takai
  • cell cycle, J. Rosamond
  • finding out differentially expressed genes faster than ever, Y. Sakaki
  • 11 hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase, R. Benediktsson
  • non-ribosomal protein systhesis, C. O'Fagain
  • topological isoforms, D. Levy
  • arabinogalactan proteins, A. Clarke
  • plant nuclear organization, P. Shaw
  • were the first organisms heat engines?, A. Muller
  • expressed sequence tags, E. Krikness.

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  • NCID
    BA0271875X
  • ISBN
    • 0121581020
    • 0121581063
    • 0121581136
    • 0121581144
    • 0121581152
    • 0121581160
    • 0121581179
    • 0121581187
    • 0121581195
    • 0121581209
    • 0121581217
    • 0121581225
    • 0121581233
    • 0121581241
    • 012158125X
    • 1855780070
    • 1855780151
    • 185578016X
    • 1855780178
    • 1855780186
    • 1855780194
  • LCCN
    65015522
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    London
  • Pages/Volumes
    v.
  • Size
    23 cm
  • Classification
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