Titlebook: Biochemistry; J. Stenesh Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Amino acid.DNA.Lipid.Nucleotide.Oxidation.Protein.RNA.bio

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CarbohydratesCarbohydrates, or . (from the Greek, meaning “sugar”), are widespread in nature, especially in plants. More commonly known as ., they constitute, on the basis of mass, the most abundant class of biomolecules. More than half of all the organic carbon on Earth occurs in the form of two carbohydrates, starch and cellulose.

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BioenergeticsBroadly speaking, metabolism deals with transformations of substances and transformations of energy. How usable energy is derived from nutrients and how it is used to drive metabolic processes are questions fundamental to understanding the workings of metabolism.

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Lipid MetabolismLipid metabolism, like that of carbohydrates, can be divided into five broad areas—.,and .. Since . (acylglycerols) constitute most of an organism’s lipids and are the major dietary form of lipids, this chapter will focus primarily on the metabolism of fats.

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Amino Acid and Nucleotide MetabolismAmino acid and nucleotide metabolism, like that of carbohydrates and lipids, can be divided into five major parts—., and ..

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開玩笑

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9427-4Amino acid; DNA; Lipid; Nucleotide; Oxidation; Protein; RNA; biochemistry; biology; chemistry; enzymes; metabol

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Analogy

Jurisdiktionskonflikte in Mehrebenensystemenst ancient cell from which all forms of life ultimately developed. A second framework deals with the properties of the modern cell, the basic unit of all living organisms and the site of most biochemical reactions. Water constitutes a third framework. This unusual solvent provides the internal aqueo

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Jurisdiktionskonflikte in Mehrebenensystemends become linked covalently, producing chains of varying lengths. We call short chains, consisting of two or more amino acids, .. Long chains, often containing hundreds of amino acids, are . or .. Each chain has a unique sequence of amino acids.

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Jurisdiktionskonflikte in Mehrebenensystemennd plant tissues. He found these to contain carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen and believed them to be “without doubt the most important of the known substances in living matter, and without them life would be impossible on our planet.” In 1838, at the suggestion of the Swedish chemist Ws Jakob