Titlebook: Laboratory Introduction to Bio-inorganic Chemistry; Ei-Ichiro Ochiai,David R. Williams Textbook 1979Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Li

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Introduction: Bio-inorganic Chemistry as a Laboratory Disciplineen as a sister volume to the four main text-books for these courses (. Further Reading) so that the principles learned in the lecture theatre and library can be driven home by laboratory investigation.

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Treatment of Biological Materiale useful than others; the two main techniques currently in widespread use are neutron activation analysis (regrettably not a technique that can be handled by junior student bio-inorganic chemists) and atomic spectrophotometry (emission, fluorescence, and absorption). Since the distribution of elemen

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Introductionures; these are called metalloenzymes. Others require added metal ions as a co-factor. The studies on metalloenzymes and metal-activated enzymes constitute a major portion of bio-inorganic chemistry. Proteins containing metal ions as an active factor are called metalloproteins. They function mostly

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-86127-9chemistry; inorganic chemistry; laboratory; organic chemistry