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Principles of Protein Structure
This note covers the following topics: Primary Structure, Protein Geometry, Protein Synthesis, Introduction to Bioinformatics, Molecular Forces in Relation to Protein Structure, Protein Secondary Structure and Protein Interactions.
Author(s): Birkbeck College
NA Pages 
Clinical Biochemistry by Charles University
This PDF covers the following topics related to BioChemistry : Pre-Analytical Effects on Laboratory Examinations, Reference Values and Methods for Their Determination, Analytical Properties of the Laboratory Method, Quality Control, Diagnostic Sensitivity, Specificity of the Method, Methods of Determination, Interrelations, Laboratory Screening, Basic Urine Tests, Kidney Function Tests, The Importance of Plasma Protein Assays, The Importance of Na, K, Cl Assays in Clinical Practice, Metabolism of Calcium, Phosphorus and Magnesium, Trace Elements, Vitamins, Thyroid, Hormones of hypothalamus and hypophysis, Adrenal Cortex Hormones, Disorders of Acid-Base Balance, Importance of Oxygen Assays, Importance of Osmolality Tests, Water Metabolism, Serum Lipids and Lipoproteins, Relation to Atherogenesis, Risk Factors for Atherosclerosis , Free Radicals, Relation to Diseases and Protection against Them, etc.
Author(s): Charles University
426 Pages
The electronic format of Biochemistry Free For All allows us to provide multimedia to help students learn the subject. If you are not familiar with our previous efforts, you will probably see humor as another unconventional component of the structure of this book. Authors believe in keeping things light, fun, and informative. As certified some might say, certifiable biochemistry nerds and unrepentant lovers of corny jokes, authors firmly believe that students can have fun while learning the subject. Toward this end, we have sprinkled each chapter with rhymes and songs that Authors hope will have you learning biochemistry happily.
Author(s): Kevin Ahern,Indira Rajagopal,Taralyn Tan
3578 Pages
Graduate Biochemistry Lecture Notes
This note covers the following topics: Kinetics, Molecular Graphics, Chemical Kinetics Simulator, Chemical Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium, Mystery Protein.
Author(s): Prof. Bob Sauer, Prof. Frank Solomon and Prof. Tania Baker
NA Pages
Introductory Biochemistry by University of Lethbridge
This note explains the following topics: Structure and physical properties of amino acids, Solubility, chromatographic and electrophoretic separation methods, Evolution of protein primary sequences, Protein secondary structures, Protein secondary structures, Protein tertiary structure and energetics, Biological catalysts and the study of reaction rates, Nucleic acid structure and physical properties, RNA and transcription, Procaryotic translation, Transport across biological membranes, Structure and physical properties of carbohydrates.
Author(s): University of Lethbridge
NA Pages
This book contains an overview focusing on the research area of proteins, enzymes, cellular mechanisms and chemical compounds used in relevant approaches. The book deals with basic issues and some of the recent developments in biochemistry. Topics covered includes: Protein Flexibility and Coiled-Coil Propensity, Peptides and Peptidomimetics as Tools to Probe Protein-Protein Interactions – Disruption of HIV-1 gp41 Fusion Core and Fusion Inhibitor Design, Profilin, and Vascular Diseases, E. coli Alpha Hemolysin and Properties, Human ER alpha and ER beta Splice Variants, GPCRs and G Protein Activation, Carbonic Anhydrase and Heavy Metals, Enzymology of Bacterial Lysine Biosynthesis, Glucose Metabolism and Cancer, Modulation of EAAC1, Mechanism of Cargo Recognition During Selective Autophagy, Cholesterol.
Author(s): Deniz Ekinci
NA Pages
Sir Arthur Harden, was a British biochemist. He shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1929 with Hans Karl August Simon von Euler-Chelpin for their investigations into the fermentation of sugar and fermentative enzymes. Topics covered in this book are: Historical Introduction, Zymase and its Properties, The Function of Phosphates in Alcoholic Fermentation, The Co-Enzyme of Yeast-Juice, Action of Some Inhibiting and Accelerating Agents on the Enzymes of Yeast-Juice, Carboxylase, The By-Products of Alcoholic Fermentation, The Chemical Changes involved in Fermentation, The Mechanism of Fermentation.
Author(s): Arthur Harden
NA Pages
Interactive Concepts in Biochemistry
This is an interactive multimedia version of the book Concepts in Biochemistry. The dynamic instructional resources featured are intended to supplement and extended the critical concepts presented in the Boyers textbook.
Author(s): Rodney Boyer
NA Pages
A Search for Antibacterial Agents
This book contains precisely referenced chapters, emphasizing antibacterial agents with clinical practicality and alternatives to synthetic antibacterial agents through detailed reviews of diseases and their control using alternative approaches.
Author(s): Varaprasad Bobbarala
344 Pages
This note covers the following topics: Amino Acid: Basic structure and peptide bond, Protein: Hemoglobulin and quaternary structure, Enzyme, Nucleic Acid: Structure of nucleotides, Denaturation and renaturation of DNA and mRNA transcription and antisense.
Author(s): National Taiwan University
NA Pages
Principles of Protein Structure
This note covers the following topics: Primary Structure, Protein Geometry, Protein Synthesis, Introduction to Bioinformatics, Molecular Forces in Relation to Protein Structure, Protein Secondary Structure and Protein Interactions.
Author(s): Birkbeck College
NA Pages