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catalog contributor b12454536.
catalog contributor b12454537.
catalog created "c2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "c2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
catalog description "4.3. Flows of nutrients among tissues in well-fed and starvation states -- 4.4. Quality of nutrients -- 4.5. Metabolic demand -- 4.6. Circadian clocks -- 5. The Red Blood Cell -- 5.1. Cell structure -- 5.2. Dissipative systems -- 5.3. Cellular homeostasis -- 5.4. Glycolysis -- 5.5. Homeostasis of electrolytes -- 5.6. Replacement synthesis of cellular components -- 5.7. Maintenance of reductive status -- 5.8. Support of cellular homeostasis by the organism -- 5.9. Specialized function of the RBC -- 6. Muscle Metabolism -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Glycolysis, glycogenolysis and glycogenesis -- 6.3. Oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate -- 6.4. The citric acid cycle -- 6.5. Electron transport -- 6.6. Oxidative phosphorylation -- 6.7. Fatty acid oxidation -- 6.8. Regulation of fuel selection in various metabolic states -- 6.9. Mitochondria and oxygen toxicity -- 7. Adipose Tissue Metabolism -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Synthesis of TG and fatty acids -- 7.3. Control of metabolic flux -- ".
catalog description "7.4. Coordinate induction and repression of lipogenic enzymes -- 7.5. Reversible phosphorylation -- 7.6. Allosteric feedback -- 7.7. Hormone-sensitive lipase -- 7.8. Negative feedback by leptin: lipostatic control -- 8. Liver Metabolism -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Regulation of liver metabolic processes in the well-fed state -- 8.3. Regulation of liver metabolic processes in the starved state -- 8.4. Urea synthesis and its control -- 8.5. Cholesterol metabolism and its control.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Introduction -- 1.1. Evolution of synthetic systems -- 1.2. Hierarchies of biomolecules -- 1.3. Membranes of animal cells -- 1.4. Coupled reactions -- 1.5. Enzyme catalysis -- 1.6. Steady-state turnover -- 1.7. The animal organism -- Enzyme-catalyzed Reactions -- 2.1. Energetics of chemical reactions -- 2.2. Coenzymes -- 2.3. Multienzyme pathways -- 2.4. Catalysis -- 2.5. Kinetics of enzyme-catalyzed reactions -- Regulatory Mechanisms -- 3.1. Introduction: levels of control -- 3.2. Cell-to-cell communication elicits specialized cellular responses -- 3.3. The specific signal-response connection -- 3.4. Intracellular signal transduction from receptors to target proteins -- 3.5. Signal-response to beta-adrenergic hormones -- 3.6. Glucagon signal pathway -- 3.7. Insulin signal pathway -- 3.8. Functional target proteins -- 3.9. Additional signal transduction systems -- 4. Nutrient Homeostasis -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Digestion and distribution of exogenous nutrients -- ".
catalog extent "xiv, 224 p. :".
catalog identifier "0415267560 (hardcover : alk. paper)".
catalog identifier "0748407545 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
catalog isPartOf "Lifelines (Taylor & Francis)".
catalog isPartOf "Lifelines".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "c2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London ; New York : Taylor & Francis,".
catalog subject "572/.419 21".
catalog subject "Mammals Metabolism.".
catalog subject "Mammals metabolism.".
catalog subject "Metabolism Regulation.".
catalog subject "Metabolism.".
catalog subject "QL739.2 .G53 2002".
catalog subject "QU 120 G53m 2002".
catalog tableOfContents "4.3. Flows of nutrients among tissues in well-fed and starvation states -- 4.4. Quality of nutrients -- 4.5. Metabolic demand -- 4.6. Circadian clocks -- 5. The Red Blood Cell -- 5.1. Cell structure -- 5.2. Dissipative systems -- 5.3. Cellular homeostasis -- 5.4. Glycolysis -- 5.5. Homeostasis of electrolytes -- 5.6. Replacement synthesis of cellular components -- 5.7. Maintenance of reductive status -- 5.8. Support of cellular homeostasis by the organism -- 5.9. Specialized function of the RBC -- 6. Muscle Metabolism -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Glycolysis, glycogenolysis and glycogenesis -- 6.3. Oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate -- 6.4. The citric acid cycle -- 6.5. Electron transport -- 6.6. Oxidative phosphorylation -- 6.7. Fatty acid oxidation -- 6.8. Regulation of fuel selection in various metabolic states -- 6.9. Mitochondria and oxygen toxicity -- 7. Adipose Tissue Metabolism -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Synthesis of TG and fatty acids -- 7.3. Control of metabolic flux -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "7.4. Coordinate induction and repression of lipogenic enzymes -- 7.5. Reversible phosphorylation -- 7.6. Allosteric feedback -- 7.7. Hormone-sensitive lipase -- 7.8. Negative feedback by leptin: lipostatic control -- 8. Liver Metabolism -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Regulation of liver metabolic processes in the well-fed state -- 8.3. Regulation of liver metabolic processes in the starved state -- 8.4. Urea synthesis and its control -- 8.5. Cholesterol metabolism and its control.".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- 1.1. Evolution of synthetic systems -- 1.2. Hierarchies of biomolecules -- 1.3. Membranes of animal cells -- 1.4. Coupled reactions -- 1.5. Enzyme catalysis -- 1.6. Steady-state turnover -- 1.7. The animal organism -- Enzyme-catalyzed Reactions -- 2.1. Energetics of chemical reactions -- 2.2. Coenzymes -- 2.3. Multienzyme pathways -- 2.4. Catalysis -- 2.5. Kinetics of enzyme-catalyzed reactions -- Regulatory Mechanisms -- 3.1. Introduction: levels of control -- 3.2. Cell-to-cell communication elicits specialized cellular responses -- 3.3. The specific signal-response connection -- 3.4. Intracellular signal transduction from receptors to target proteins -- 3.5. Signal-response to beta-adrenergic hormones -- 3.6. Glucagon signal pathway -- 3.7. Insulin signal pathway -- 3.8. Functional target proteins -- 3.9. Additional signal transduction systems -- 4. Nutrient Homeostasis -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Digestion and distribution of exogenous nutrients -- ".
catalog title "Metabolic regulation in mammals / David M. Gibson, Robert A. Harris.".
catalog type "text".