Topic:Biochemistry
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Welcome to the Department of Biochemistry!
Biochemistry is the study of the chemistry of living beings.
This department gathers and organizes contents on Biochemistry. Biochemistry being a laboratory-based subject, it will be hard for you to do anything practical with this.
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Department news [edit]
- Date founded - April 24, 2007
Developed a curriculum of sorts, set more like a collection of themes and resource links, which hopefully can help organize your thoughts about biochemistry. Improve it.
Courses [edit]
Biochemistry for the Chemistry Course is discussed here.
- Pharmacy and Medical Biochemistry
- Biochemistry for Biology
- Poisson–Boltzmann profile for an ion channel
- Biochemistry
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- General Biochemistry
- Advanced Biochemistry
- Physical Biochemistry
- Enzymology
- Protein structure and folding
- Vitalism - Is vitalism dead? Is mechanicism firmly established? Are all life processes, including consciousness, emotions, feelings (sentiments), and the sense of being oneself (Self) chemical and organic processes and functions, as neurologist António Damásio says ([1], [2], [3])? Is there a life force that drives the processes of the emergence of life on Earth, growth, tissue differentiation, morphogenesis ([4][5]) and of tissue repair? Something like the egyptians Ka ([6]) ? It's true that the controversy between materialism and idealisms has thousands of years and is likely to stay around; but what do you think yourself?
- Replacement of phosphorus by arsenic in living organisms
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Wikipedia [edit]
Wikibooks [edit]
Works in progress - these texts are currently at b:__Department Name___:
Books [edit]
Online Books [edit]
Paper Books [edit]
- Nelson DL, Cox MM. "Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry". Worth Publishers. New York.
2000. ISBN 1-57259-153-6. http://worthpublishers.com/lehninger.
- Osgood M, Ocorr K. "The Absolute, Ultimate Guide to Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry
Study Guide and Solution Manual". Worth Publishers. New York. 2000. ISBN 007-1256300-9.
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- Renato Bauab
- Akira1080
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