Organic and Biological Chemistry (Holum, John R.)

Fundamentals of Inorganic, Organic and Biological Chemistry

Organic Chemistry and Biological Systems - Biochemistry

1. From molecules to living systems: complexity is obtained from simple building blocks 2. Amino acids and proteins 2.1. Proteogenic Amino Acids 2.2. Non Proteinogenic Amino Acids 2.3. Amino Acid Polymers: Proteins. Their Structure and Function 2.3.1. Proteins Folding and Structure 2.3.2. Proteins Function and Regulation 3. Nucleotides and nucleic acids: information, energy transport, catalysis...

Chemistry and biological applications of photo-labile organic molecules.

Photo-labile molecules have been widely used not only in organic synthesis but also in biological study. The chemistry of the typical photo-labile organic molecules, including their structure, mechanism underlying their photo-lability and strategies to integrate them with biomolecules, is reviewed to illustrate the structural basis for photo-activable caged compounds. Biological applications of...

John R . Ortaldo , and Ronald

In contrast to the several antigenic markers identified on murine natural killer (NK) 1 cells (1-3), human NK cells have so far been characterized only by surface properties and receptors (4, 5) that do not allow discrimination from many other peripheral blood mononuclear cells. Detection of human NK cells is therefore largely based on the measurement of in vitro cytolytic reactivity against ce...

In memory of Professor John R. Cameron (1922-2005)