The chemical biology of nitrogen [E-Book] / author: Christopher T. Walsh
From DNA and RNA to proteins and vitamins the role of nitrogen is central in organismal metabolism. The Chemical Biology of Nitrogen comprehensively examines how the chemistry available to both inorganic and organic nitrogen compounds both enable and conditions the vast array of nitrogen biologies....
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Personal Name(s): | Walsh, Christopher T., author |
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Cambridge :
Royal Society of Chemistry,
2021
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1 online resource (396 Seiten) |
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englisch |
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9781839164330 |
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10.1039/9781839164330 |
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Chemical biology ;
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- Introduction to Nitrogen Chemical Biology
- Inorganic Nitrogen Biochemistry and Dinitrogen Reduction to Ammonia by Nitrogenase
- Ammonia Oxidation: Nitrification vs. Anammox
- Nitrate Ion Reductive Metabolism: Bifurcation Between Five-electron or Eight-electron Reductions
- Chemical Strategies Underlying the Biological Flux of Inorganic Nitrogen Species
- Amination Reactions: Incorporation of Ammonia Into Amino Acid Frameworks
- When Ammonia Becomes Toxic: Ureido and Guanidinium Forms of Organic Nitrogen
- Metabolic Capture of Amines, Imines and Enamines
- Nitrogen Heterocycles
- B Vitamin Nitrogen Heterocycles
- Tetrapyrrole Macrocycles: Aminopyrroles and the Pigments of Life
- Organic Nitrogen Oxygenations
- Nitriles, Cyanohydrins and Cyanogenesis
- One-electron Nitrogen Chemical Biology
- Peptide Bond Formation Strategies in Nonribosomal and Ribosomal Assembly Lines
- Nitrogen Side Chains in Enzyme Catalysis and Posttranslational Modifications