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Biological Inorganic Chemistry Structure And Reactivity Bertini

SKU: BELL-4707840

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Publisher: University Science Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.1 MB

Pages: 595

Author: Bertini, Ivano; Gray, Harry B.; Stiefel, Edward I.; Valentine, Joan Selverstone

ISBN: 9781891389436, 9781628708677, 1891389432, 1628708670

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Biological Inorganic Chemistry Structure And Reactivity Bertini by Bertini, Ivano; Gray, Harry B.; Stiefel, Edward I.; Valentine, Joan Selverstone 9781891389436, 9781628708677, 1891389432, 1628708670 instant download after payment.

The long awaited text for 21st century courses in biological inorganic chemistry is now available. This all-new book is equally appropriate for graduate or senior undergraduate courses in bioinorganic chemistry. The book has been extensively class-tested at Princeton and UCLA, and it includes tutorials in biology and biochemistry and in inorganic chemistry to aid students of varying backgrounds. The main text is divided into two parts. Part A, Overviews of Biological Inorganic Chemistry, sets forth the unifying principles of the field. A full course in bioinorganic chemistry could be based entirely on this overview section, which is a really a book within a book! Part B, "Metal-Ion Containing Biological Systems," describes specific classes of systems in detail. A special feature is the strong connection to the genomic revolution that has dramatically enhanced our ability to define the function of gene products in living organisms. Throughout the book, protein data bank codes are given for structures discussed in the text, and students are encouraged to learn to use the PDB in their courses and research. This exciting new book will be a must read for years to come for all students and researchers interested in the field of biological inorganic chemistry.