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Informationen zum Autor Dr. Stephen Charles Reed, Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Westminster, London, UK. Klappentext Essential Physiological Biochemistry provides a fresh, accessible introduction to human metabolism that shows how the physiological actions of selected organs can be explained by their particular biochemical processes.Focusing on metabolic integration, rather than pathways, this book opens with three introductory chapters that explore the principles of metabolism and its control before moving onto 'themed' chapters that investigate liver, communication systems (endocrine and neurological), blood and vascular system, muscle and adipose tissue and renal biochemistry.* A fresh, accessible primer that adopts a unique, organ-based approach to human metabolism.* Assumes only a basic understanding of chemistry.* Chapters are arranged specifically to enable readers to grasp key concepts and to aid understanding.* Some chapters includes Case Notes, llustrating key aspects of metabolism in cells, tissues and organs.Targeted at non-biochemistry majors who need to get to grips with key biochemical concepts and ideas, Essential Physiological Biochemistry is an essential guide for all undergraduate biomedical science, sports science, nutrition and other allied health students. Zusammenfassung .. An accessible engaging primer that describes biochemical processes within a physiological framework. .. Assumes only a basic understanding of chemistry and focuses on helping the reader to understand key concepts. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction to Metabolism2. Dynamic and Quantitative Aspects of Metabolism: Bioenergetics and Enzyme Kinetics3. Principles of Metabolic Control: Enzymes, Substrates, Inhibitors and Genes4. Biochemistry of Intercellular Communication; Metabolic Integration and Coordination5. Biochemistry of the Blood and the Vascular System6. Biochemistry of the Liver7. Biochemistry of Muscle8. Biochemistry of the Kidneys9. Biochemistry of Connective Tissue: Bone and AdiposeAppendix 1: Answers to ProblemsAppendix 2: Table of Important Metabolic PathwaysIndex...
