Titlebook: Enzyme Chemistry; Impact and applicati Colin J. Suckling (Royal Society Smith and Nephew Book 1984 Chapman and Hall 1984 Coenzym.biochemis

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Hao Su,Gregory A. Cole,Gregory S. Fischerpeutic value and most of the transition metals have been studied with a view to defining and preventing toxicity. As a consequence of these findings most readily available metal ions are now being studied in biological systems for one reason or another.

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,Selectivity in synthesis — chemicals or enzymes,rms. At the simplest level, the chemist is concerned with ensuring that, as far as possible, only the desired reaction takes place (chemoselectivity), and one of the first areas to reach a high state of development in this context was peptide synthesis. The selective synthesis of peptides has been p

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Metal ions in biological systems,nt and variety of metal ion involvement has been appreciated. For example, among the transition metals, the elements V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn and Mo have been shown to be essential to life, the elements Au, Pt, Pd, Ir, Os, Ti and others have either been used in therapy or claimed to be of thera

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The impact of enzymology in biochemistry and beyond,ences, providing a link between them as well as a common ground on which the two major divisions of natural science may be practised together. The development of biochemistry has been and continues to be critically dependent on the application of physical and chemical methods to biological problems.