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Oxygenases /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1962.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Oxygenases; Copyright Page; CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1. History and Scope; I. Introduction; II. Dehydrogenases, Oxidases, and Oxygenases; III. Methodology; IV. Nomenclature and Classification; V. General Properties and Mechanisms of Action of Oxygenases; VI. Physiological Significance of Oxygenases; VII. Distribution of Oxygenases in Nature; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 2. Methodology of Oxygen Isotopes; I. Introduction; II. The Preparation of Materials; III. Problems and Restrictions in the Use of Oxygen-18
- IV. The Separation and Purification of Compounds for Isotopic AnalysisV. Isotopic Anal/sis; VI. Conclusion; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 3. Phenolytic Oxygenases; I. Introduction; II. Catechol Oxygenases; III. Phenolic Oxygenases; IV. Other Aromatic Oxygenases; V. Reactions That May Be Oxygenations; VI. Speculations on Mechanism; VII. Coda; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 4. Aromatic Hydroxylations; I. Introduction; II. The Conversion of Phenylalanine to Tyrosine; III. Conversion of Dopamine to Norepinephrine; IV. General Discussion of Mechanism of Aerobic Hydroxylation Reactions; REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 5. Oxygenases in Lipid and Steroid MetabolismI. Introduction; II. Oxygenases in the Biosynthesis of Cholesterol; III. Oxygenases in the Biosynthesis of the Bile Acids; IV. Oxygenases in the Biosynthesis of Steroid Hormones; V. Oxygenases of Animal Origin Acting on C18, C19, and C21 Steroids; VI. Oxygenases of Microbiological Origin; VII. Steroid Hydroxylation Mechanisms; VIII. Oxygenases in Fatty Acid Metabolism; IX. Summary; Addendum; REFERENCES; CHAPTER6. Bacterial Oxidation of Hydrocarbons; I. Introduction; II. Involvement of Molecular Oxygen in Hydrocarbon Utilization
- III. Anaerobic Oxidation of AlkanesIV. Cyclic Hydrocarbons; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 7. Peroxidase as an Oxygenase; I. Historical Introduction; II. The Mechanism of the Oxidase Reaction; III. The Physiological Role of the Oxidase Reaction; IV. Conclusions; Addendum; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 8. Phenolase; I. Introduction; II. Preparation and Physicochemical Properties; III. Oxidation of o-Dihydroxyphenols; IV. Oxidation of Monohydroxyphenols; V. Concluding Remarks; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 9. Model Oxygenases and Theoretical Considerations on the Activation of Oxygen; I. Introduction
- II. General Physicochemical Considerations on Reaction Mechanisms Involving Free OxygenIII. General Phenomena Involving Free Oxygen; IV. Reaction Mechanisms in Biological and Model Oxidase Systems; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 10. Cytochrome Oxidase; I. Introduction; II. Preparation of Cytochrome Components; III. Cytochrome Oxidase System of Heart Muscle; IV. Pseudomonas Cytochrome Oxidase; V. Discussion; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 11. Hemoglobin and Myoglobin; I. Introduction; II. Preparation and Physicochemical Properties; III. Chemical Composition; IV. X-ray and Paramagnetic Resonance Studies on Structure