Current Topics in Biochemistry 1973
Published on 2. December 2012
282 pages
978-0-323-14078-2 (ISBN)
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Current Topics in Biochemistry 1973 is based on a series of lectures held at the National Institutes of Health dealing with biochemistry. This group of lectures is the most recent in a program, which was established in the mid-1960s, to review various research fields for the scientific community at the Institutes. The topics for these series were chosen to emphasize active fields of general interest for a diverse audience of scientists. The speakers were therefore encouraged to present an overview of their fields rather than a detailed discussion of current research problems. The lectures in present collection cover the following topics: the problem of predicting the conformation of a protein from a knowledge of its amino acid sequence; studies on the structure of glutamic dehydrogenase; immunologic approaches to the study of proteins; the NIH shift and its implications for the mechanism of biological oxidations; separation of transcribable and repressed chromatin; gene expression in animal cells; and plasma lipoproteins and apolipoproteins.
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Current Topics in Biochemistry 1973
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12/1974
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ContributorsPrefacePrediction of Protein ConformationStructure of Glutamic DehydrogenaseProteins as AntigensThe NIH Shift and Its Implications for the Mechanism of Biological OxidationsSeparation of Transcribable and Repressed ChromatinGene Expression in Animal CellsPlasma Lipoproteins and ApolipoproteinsSubject Index
