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Biochemistry and molecular biology / William H. Elliott and Daphne C. Elliott. — 2nd ed. — Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2001.—(58.178/E46/2nd ed.)

Contents

    Contents
    
    Part I Introduction to the chemical reactions of the cell
    Chapter 1 Chemistry, energy, and metabolism 3
    Chapter 2 Enzymes 21
    Part 2 Structure of proteins and membranes
    Chapter 3 The structure of proteins 33
    Chapter 4 The cell membrane: a structure depending only on weak forces 67
    Chapter 5 Digestion and absorption of food 97
    Chapter 6 Preliminary outline of fuel distribution and utilization by the different tissues of the body 109
    Chapter 7 Biochemical mechanisms involved in food transport, storage, and mobilization 117
    Chapter 8 Energy release fromn foodstuffs-a preliminary overview 135
    Chapter 9 Glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, and the electron transport system: reactions involved in these pathways 147
    Chapter 10 Energy release from fat 179
    Chapter 11 A switch from catabolic to anabolic metabolism-first, the synthesis of fat and related compounds in the body 187
    Chapter 12 Synthesis of glucose(gluconeogenesis) 201
    Chapter 13 Strategies for metabolic control and their application to carbohydrate and fat metabolism 209
    Chapter 14 Why should there be an alternative pathway of glucose oxidation-the pentose phosphate pathway? 235
    Chapter 15 Raising electons of water back up the energy scale-photosynthesis 241
    Chapter 16 Amino acid metabolism 253
    Chapter 17 Cellular disposal of unwanted molecules 267
    Chapter 18 Enzymic protective mechanisms in the body 277
    Chapter 19 Nucleotide metabolism 287
    Part4 Information storage and utilization
    Chapter 20 DNA-its structure and arrangement in cells 303
    Chapter 21 DNA synthesis and repair 317
    Chapter 22 Gene transcription-the first step in the mechanism by which genes direct protein synthesis 343
    Chapter 23 Eukaryotic gene transcription and control 357
    Chapter Protein syntesis 381
    Chapter 25 How are newly synthesized proteins delivered to their correct destinations?- protein targeting 403
    Chapter 26 Cell Signalling 423
    Chapter 27 The immune system 451
    Chapter 28 Viruses and viroids 465
    Chapter 29 Gene cloning, recombinat DNA technology, genetic engineering 477
    Chapter 30 Molecular biology of cancer 495
    Part 5 Transport of oxygen and CO2
    Chapter 31 The red blood cell and the role of hemoglobin 507
    Part 6 Mechanical work by cells
    Chapter 32 Muscle contraction 523
    Chapter 33 The cytoskeleton, molecular motors and intracellular transport 535
    Answers to problems 555
    Figure acknowledgements 571
    Index 573