Titlebook: Biochemical Neurology; M. J. Eadie,J. H. Tyrer Book 1983 M. J. Eadie and J. H. Tyrer 1983 neurology

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The arrangement of the material,in this book we have tried to give only enough chemistry to show the reader the structures of the various molecules considered and to follow the different chemical reaction sequences discussed. Reaction mechanisms as such have not been considered. Illustration devices such as shading have been used

CLAP

Disorders of the energy pathway and the metabolic intermediate pool, some 20% of the body’s total oxygen requirement under basal conditions. This oxygen is required to provide energy by oxidatively metabolizing the 72 mg per minute of glucose that the brain takes up over the same time interval.. In certain circumstances acetyl groups (CH..CO—) and keto acids (R′—CO—

征稅

Disorders of the metabolism of larger molecules,ucture. Proteins function both as enzymes and as receptors for the attachment of other molecules and the subsequent transduction of this attachment into further biochemical events; nucleic acids convey genetic information; carbohydrates (as glycogen) are stores of energy, and lipids appear to have s

Jingoism

暫停,間歇

Disturbances of synaptic transmission,o-physiological activity. This fact is utilized in clinical neuropharmacology, where an attempt is made to alter specific aspects of neural function selectively by pharmacological manipulation of individual neurotransmitters. Unlike the disorders so far considered in this book, disorders of neurotra

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Alain Fougeres,Jean-Claude Peralbain this book we have tried to give only enough chemistry to show the reader the structures of the various molecules considered and to follow the different chemical reaction sequences discussed. Reaction mechanisms as such have not been considered. Illustration devices such as shading have been used

Antioxidant

https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59588-1 some 20% of the body’s total oxygen requirement under basal conditions. This oxygen is required to provide energy by oxidatively metabolizing the 72 mg per minute of glucose that the brain takes up over the same time interval.. In certain circumstances acetyl groups (CH..CO—) and keto acids (R′—CO—

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