Biochemistry: the molecular basis of life
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adam_text | Contents
Preface
xvii
1
Biochemistry: An Introduction
1
1.1
WHAT IS LIFE?
4
1.2
THE LIVING WORLD
6
Bacteria
7
Archaea
8
Eukarya
8
1.3
BIOMOLECULES
9
Functional Groups of Organic Biomolecules
9
Major Classes of Small Biomolecules
10
1.4
IS THE LIVING CELL A CHEMICAL FACTORY?
17
Biochemical Reactions
18
Energy
21
Overview of Metabolism
22
Biological Order
23
1.5
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
24
Emergence
25
Robustness
25
Modularity
26
Biochemistry in the Lab
An Introduction
27
Chapter Summary
27
Suggested Readings
28
Keywords
28
Review Questions
29
Thought Questions
30
2
Living Cells
32
2.1
2.2
33
35
37
BASIC THEMES
Water
34
Biological Membranes
Self-Assembly
36
Molecular Machines
36
Macromolecular Crowding
Signal Transduction
37
STRUCTURE OF PROKARYOTIC CELLS
Cell Wall
38
Plasma Membrane
41
Cytoplasm
42
Pili
and
Flagella
43
2.3
Structure of Eukaryotic Ceils
44
Plasma Membrane
45
Endoplasmic Reticulum
46
Golgi Apparatus
49
Nucleus
51
38
Vesicular Organelles
53
Mitochondria
56
Peroxisomes
58
Plastids
59
Cytoskeleton
62
Ribosomes
66
Biochemistry in Perspective
Organelles and
Human
Disease
61
Biochemistry in the Lab
Cell Technology
67
Chapter Summary
69
Suggested Readings
70
Key Words
70
Review Questions
70
Thought Questions
71
5
Water: The Matrix of Life
73
3.1
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF WATER
74
3.2
NONCOVALENT BONDING
76
Ionic Interactions
76
Hydrogen Bonds
76
Van
der Waals
Forces
77
3.3
THERMAL PROPERTIES OF WATER
78
3.4
SOLVENT PROPERTIES OF WATER
79
Hydrophilic Molecules, Cell Water Structuring, and
Sol-Gel Transitions
79
Hydrophobie
Molecules and the
Hydrophobie
Effect
83
Amphipathic Molecules
83
Osmotic Pressure
83
3.5
I0NIZATI0N OF WATER
88
Acids, Bases, and
pH 89
Buffers
91
Physiological Buffers
96
Biochemistry in Perspective
Water, Abiotic Stress, and Compatible Solutes
98
Biochemistry in the Lab
Dialysis
99
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Cell Volume Regulation and Metabolism
Chapter Summary
99
Suggested Readings
100
Key Words
100
Review Questions
100
Thought Questions
102
xi
XII
CONTENTS
A Energy
104
4.1
4.2
4.3
THERMODYNAMICS
106
First Law of Thermodynamics
107
Second Law of Thermodynamics
107
FREE ENERGY
110
Standard Free Energy Changes
111
Coupled Reactions
112
The
Hydrophobie
Effect Revisited
113
THE ROLE OF ATP
115
Biochemistry in Perspective
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics
114
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Extremophiles: Organisms That Make a
Living in Hostile Environments
119
Chapter Summary
120
Suggested Readings
120
Key Words
120
Review Questions
120
Thought Questions
122
5
Amino
Acids, Peptides,
and Proteins
123
5.1
AMINO
ACIDS
125
Amino
Acid Classes
127
Biologically Active
Amino
Acids
130
Modified
Amino
Acids in Proteins
130
Amino
Acid Stereoisomers
131
Titration
of
Amino
Acids
133
Amino
Acid Reactions
135
5.2
PEPTIDES
139
5.3
PROTEINS
140
Protein Structure
142
The Folding Problem
159
Fibrous Proteins
162
Globular Proteins
167
Biochemistry in Perspective
Molecular Machines
157
Biochemistry in Perspective
Protein Folding and Human Disease
Biochemistry in the Lab
Protein Technology
172
Available
onüne:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Protein Poisons
Chapter Summary
178
Suggested Readings
179
Key Words
179
Review Questions
179
Thought Questions
181
164
6
Enzymes
183
6.1
PROPERTIES OF ENZYMES
184
6.2
CLASSIFICATION OF ENZYMES
188
6.3
ENZYME KINETICS
190
Michaelis-Meriten
Kinetics
192
Lineweaver-Burk Plots
195
Multisubstrate Reactions
196
Enzyme Inhibition
197
Enzyme Kinetics, Metabolism, and Macromolecular
Crowding
201
6.4
CATALYSIS
202
Organic Reactions and the Transition State
202
Catalytic Mechanisms
204
Quantum Tunneling and Enzyme Catalysis
206
The Role of
Amino
Acids in Enzyme Catalysis
207
The Role of Cofactors in Enzyme Catalysis
208
Effects of Temperature and
pH
on Enzyme-
Catalyzed Reactions
211
Detailed Mechanisms of Enzyme Catalysis
212
6.5
ENZYME REGULATION
215
Genetic Control
215
Covalent Modification
216
Allosteric Regulation
216
Compartmentation
218
Biochemistry in Perspective
Enzymes and Clinical Medicine
220
Chapter Summary
221
Suggested Readings
222
Keywords
222
Review Questions
222
Thought Questions
224
7
Carbohydrates
227
7.1
MONOSACCHARIDES
228
Monosaccharide Stereoisomers
229
Cyclic Structure of Monosaccharides
231
Reactions of Monosaccharides
234
Important Monosaccharides
239
Monosaccharide Derivatives
241
7.2
DISACCHARIDES
242
7.3
POLYSACCHARIDES
243
Homoglycans
245
Heteroglycans
248
7.4
GLYCOCONJUGATES
250
Proteoglycans
250
Glycoproteins
252
7.5
THE SUGAR CODE
254
Lectins: Translators of the Sugar Code
255
The Glycome
257
Biochemistry in Perspective
Sweet Medicine
258
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Scurvy and Ascorbic Acid
Contents XIII
Available online:
Biochemistry in the Lab
Glycomics
Chapter Summary
259
Suggested Readings
259
Key Words
260
Review Questions
260
Thought Questions
261
О
Carbohydrate Metabolism
264
8.1
GLYCOLYSIS
265
The Reactions of the Glycolytic Pathway
268
The Fates of Pyruvate
276
The Energetics of Glycolysis
278
Regulation of Glycolysis
279
8.2
GLUCONEOGENESIS
282
Gluconeogenesis Reactions
282
Gluconeogenesis Substrates
286
Gluconeogenesis Regulation
287
8.3
THE PENTOSE PHOSPHATE PATHWAY
290
8.4
METABOLISM OF OTHER IMPORTANT
SUGARS
293
Fructose Metabolism
293
8.5
296
298
GLYCOGEN METABOLISM
Glycogenesis
296
Glycogenolysis
298
Regulation of Glycogen Metabolism
Biochemistry in Perspective
Glycolysis and Jet Engines
281
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Fermentation: An Ancient Heritage
Chapter Summary
303
Suggested Readings
304
Keywords
304
Review Questions
304
Thought Questions
305
у
Aerobic Metabolism I:
The Citric Acid Cycle
306
9.1
OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS
Redox
Coenzymes
312
Aerobic Metabolism
316
9.2
CITRIC ACID CYCLE
316
Conversion of Pyruvate to Aeetyl-CoA
318
Reactions of the Citric Acid Cycle
321
Fate of Carbon Atoms in the Citric Acid Cycle
326
The Amphibolic Citric Acid Cycle
326
Citric Acid Cycle Regulation
329
The Glyoxylate Cycle
331
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Evolutionary History of the Citric Acid Cycle
333
310
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Hans
Krebs
and the Citric Acid Cycle
Chapter Summary
334
Suggested Readings
335
Keywords
335
Review Questions
335
Thought Questions
336
10
Aerobic Metabolism II:
Electron Transport and Oxidative
Phosphorylation
338
10.1
ELECTRON TRANSPORT
340
Electron Transport and Its Components
340
Electron Transport inhibitors
346
10.2
OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION
347
The Chemiosmotic Theory
347
ATP Synthesis
349
Control of Oxidative Phosphorylation
352
The Complete Oxidation of Glucose
353
Uncoupled Electron Transport
356
10.3
OXYGEN, CELL FUNCTION, AND OXIDATIVE
STRESS
357
Reactive Oxygen Species
358
Antioxidant
Enzyme Systems
362
Antioxidant
Molecules
364
Biochemistry in Perspective
Ischemia and
Reperfusion
367
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Glucoses-Phosphate Dehydrogenase
Deficiency
Chapter Summary
368
Suggested Readings
368
Keywords
368
Review Questions
369
Thought Questions
370
11
Lipids and Membranes
371
11.1
LIPID
CLASSES
372
Fatty Acids
372
The Eicosanoids
376
Triacylglycerols
378
Wax Esters
380
Phospholipids
380
Sphingolipids
383
Sphingolipid Storage
Diseases
385
Isoprenoids
386
Lipoproteins
392
11.2
MEMBRANES
394
Membrane Structure
395
Membrane Function
401
XIV
CONTENTS
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Aquaporins
406
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Membrane Fusion and Botulism
Chapter Summary
409
Suggested Readings
410
Keywords
410
Review Questions
411
Thought Questions
413
ż Lipid
Metabolism
414
12.1
FATTY ACIDS AND TRIACYLGLYCEROLS
415
Fatty Acid Degradation
420
The Complete Oxidation of a Fatty Acid
424
Fatty Acid Oxidation: Double Bonds and Odd Chains
426
Fatty Acid Biosynthesis
429
Eicosanoid Metabolism
437
Regulation of Fatty Acid Metabolism in Mammals
440
12.2
MEMBRANE
LIPID
METABOLISM
444
Phospholipid Metabolism
444
Sphingolipid Metabolism
446
12.3
ISOPRENOID METABOLISM
448
Cholesterol Metabolism
448
Steroid Hormone Synthesis
458
Biochemistry in Perspective
Atherosclerosis
443
Biochemistry in Perspective
Biotransformation
461
Chapter Summary
463
Suggested Readings
464
Keywords
464
Review Questions
464
Thought Questions
466
13
Photosynthesis
467
13.1
CHLOROPHYLL AND CHLOROPLASTS
469
13.2
LIGHT
476
13.3
LIGHT REACTIONS
480
Photosystem
II and Oxygen Generation
480
Photosystem
I and NADPH Synthesis
480
Photophosphorylation
485
13.4
THE LIGHT-INDEPENDENT REACTIONS
486
The Calvin Cycle
486
Photorespiration
489
Alternatives to C3 Metabolism
491
13.5
REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
493
Light Control of Photosynthesis
493
Control of Ribulose-l^-Bisphospnate Carboxylase
495
Biochemistry in Perspective
Photosynthesis in the Deep
497
.Available online:
Biochemistry km Perspective
Starch and Sucrose Metabolism
Available
online:
BlOCHEMîSTRY
IN THE LAB
Photosynthetic Studies
Chapter Summary
497
Suggested Readings
498
Keywords
498
Review Questions
499
Thought Questions
500
14
Nitrogen Metabolism I: Synthesis
501
14.1
NITROGEN FIXATION
503
The Nitrogen Fixation Reaction
504
Nitrogen Assimilation
506
14.2
AMINO
ACID BIOSYNTHESIS
507
Amino
Acid Metabolism Overview
507
Reactions of
Amino
Groups
508
Synthesis of the
Amino
Acids
512
14.3
BIOSYNTHETIC REACTIONS INVOLVING
AMINO
ACIDS
525
One-Carbon Metabolism
525
Glutathione
531
Neurotransmitters
533
Alkaloids
539
Nucleotides
539
Heme
551
Biochemistry in Perspective
Gasotransmitters
536
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Parkinson s Disease and Dopamine
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Lead Poisoning
Chapter Summary
553
Suggested Readings
554
Key Words
554
Review Questions
554
Thought Questions
556
15
Nitrogen Metabolism II:
Degradation
558
15.1
PROTEIN TURNOVER
560
15.2
AMINO
ACID CATABOLISM
562
Deamination
563
Urea Synthesis
564
Control of the Urea Cycle
568
Catabolism of
Amino
Acid Carbon
Skeletons
568
Contents
XV
15.3 DEGRADATION
OF SELECTED
NEUROTRANSMITTERS
578
15.4
NUCLEOTIDE
DEGRADATION
580
Purine Catabolism
580
Pyrimidine Catabolism
583
15.5
HEME
BIOTRANSFORMATION 585
Biochemistry in Perspective
Disorders of
Amino
Acid Catabolism
557
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective:
Hyperammonemia
Available online
Biochemistry in Perspective
Gout
Chapter Summary
587
Suggested Readings
588
Keywords
588
Review Questions
589
Thought Questions
590
16
Integration of Metabolism
591
16.1
OVERVIEW OF METABOLISM
592
16.2
HORMONES AND INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION
596
Peptide
Hormones
596
Growth Factors
605
Steroid and Thyroid Hormone Mechanisms
609
16.3
METABOLISM IN THE MAMMALIAN BODY:
DIVISION OF LABOR
610
Gastrointestinal Tract
611
Liver
611
Muscle
611
Adipose Tissue
612
Brain
612
Kidney
612
16.4
THE FEEDING-FASTING CYCLE
613
The Feeding Phase
613
The Fasting Phase
617
Feeding Behavior
618
Biochemistry in Perspective
Diabetes Mellitus
606
Biochemistry in Perspective
Obesity and the Metabolic Syndrome
Availabie online:
Biochemistry in the Lab
Hormone Methods
Chapter Summary
622
Suggested Readings
622
Keywords
622
Review Questions
623
Thought Questions
624
621
17
Nucleic Acids
625
17.1 DNA 629
DNA
Structure: The Nature of Mutation
632
DNA
Structure: From Mendel s Garden to
Watson and Crick
636
DNA
Structure: Variations on a Theme
640
DNASupercoiling
642
Chromosomes and Chromatin
642
Genome Structure
649
17.2
RNA
659
Transfer
RNA
660
Ribosomal
RNA
661
Messenger
RNA
661
Noncoding
RNA
662
17.3
VIRUSES
663
The Structure of Viruses
664
Biochemistry in the Lab
Nucleic Acid Methods
653
Biochemistry in Perspective
Forensic Investigations
658
Biochemistry in Perspective
Viral Lifestyles
665
Available Online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Epigenetics and the Epigenome: Genetic Inheritance
Beyond
DIMA Base
Sequences
Chapter Summary
671
Suggested Readings
671
KeyWords
672
Review Questions
672
Thought Questions
674
18
Genetic Information
675
18.1
GENETIC INFORMATION: REPLICATION, REPAIR, AND
RECOMBINATION
678
DNA
Replication
679
DNA
Repair
690
DNA
Recombination
692
18.2
TRANSCRIPTION
707
Transcription in
Prokaryotes
708
Transcription in
Eukaryotes
711
18.3
GENE EXPRESSION
717
Gene Expression in
Prokaryotes
718
Gene Expression in
Eukaryotes
720
Biochemistry in the Lab
Genornics
700
XVI
CONTENTS
Biochemistry iim Perspective
Carcinogenesis
729
Chapter Summary
731
Suggested Readings
732
Key Words
732
Review Questions
733
Thought Question
734
19
Protein Synthesis
736
19.1
THE GENETIC CODE
738
Codon-Anticodon Interactions
740
The Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetase
Reaction
742
19.2
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
743
Prokaryotic Protein Synthesis
746
Eukaryotic Protein Synthesis
754
Biochemistry in Perspective
EF-Tu: A Motor Protein
753
Biochemistry in Perspective
Context-Dependent Coding Reassignment
Biochemistry in the Lab
Proteomics
773
Chapter Summary
774
Suggested Readings
774
Key Words
775
Review Questions
775
Thought Questions
776
761
Appendix: Solutions
Glossary G-1
Credits C-1
Index
1-1
A-1
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Contents
Preface
xvii
1
Biochemistry: An Introduction
1
1.1
WHAT IS LIFE?
4
1.2
THE LIVING WORLD
6
Bacteria
7
Archaea
8
Eukarya
8
1.3
BIOMOLECULES
9
Functional Groups of Organic Biomolecules
9
Major Classes of Small Biomolecules
10
1.4
IS THE LIVING CELL A CHEMICAL FACTORY?
17
Biochemical Reactions
18
Energy
21
Overview of Metabolism
22
Biological Order
23
1.5
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
24
Emergence
25
Robustness
25
Modularity
26
Biochemistry in the Lab
An Introduction
27
Chapter Summary
27
Suggested Readings
28
Keywords
28
Review Questions
29
Thought Questions
30
2
Living Cells
32
2.1
2.2
33
35
37
BASIC THEMES
Water
34
Biological Membranes
Self-Assembly
36
Molecular Machines
36
Macromolecular Crowding
Signal Transduction
37
STRUCTURE OF PROKARYOTIC CELLS
Cell Wall
38
Plasma Membrane
41
Cytoplasm
42
Pili
and
Flagella
43
2.3
Structure of Eukaryotic Ceils
44
Plasma Membrane
45
Endoplasmic Reticulum
46
Golgi Apparatus
49
Nucleus
51
38
Vesicular Organelles
53
Mitochondria
56
Peroxisomes
58
Plastids
59
Cytoskeleton
62
Ribosomes
66
Biochemistry in Perspective
Organelles and
Human
Disease
61
Biochemistry in the Lab
Cell Technology
67
Chapter Summary
69
Suggested Readings
70
Key Words
70
Review Questions
70
Thought Questions
71
5
Water: The Matrix of Life
73
3.1
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF WATER
74
3.2
NONCOVALENT BONDING
76
Ionic Interactions
76
Hydrogen Bonds
76
Van
der Waals
Forces
77
3.3
THERMAL PROPERTIES OF WATER
78
3.4
SOLVENT PROPERTIES OF WATER
79
Hydrophilic Molecules, Cell Water Structuring, and
Sol-Gel Transitions
79
Hydrophobie
Molecules and the
Hydrophobie
Effect
83
Amphipathic Molecules
83
Osmotic Pressure
83
3.5
I0NIZATI0N OF WATER
88
Acids, Bases, and
pH 89
Buffers
91
Physiological Buffers
96
Biochemistry in Perspective
Water, Abiotic Stress, and Compatible Solutes
98
Biochemistry in the Lab
Dialysis
99
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Cell Volume Regulation and Metabolism
Chapter Summary
99
Suggested Readings
100
Key Words
100
Review Questions
100
Thought Questions
102
xi
XII
CONTENTS
A Energy
104
4.1
4.2
4.3
THERMODYNAMICS
106
First Law of Thermodynamics
107
Second Law of Thermodynamics
107
FREE ENERGY
110
Standard Free Energy Changes
111
Coupled Reactions
112
The
Hydrophobie
Effect Revisited
113
THE ROLE OF ATP
115
Biochemistry in Perspective
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics
114
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Extremophiles: Organisms That Make a
Living in Hostile Environments
119
Chapter Summary
120
Suggested Readings
120
Key Words
120
Review Questions
120
Thought Questions
122
5
Amino
Acids, Peptides,
and Proteins
123
5.1
AMINO
ACIDS
125
Amino
Acid Classes
127
Biologically Active
Amino
Acids
130
Modified
Amino
Acids in Proteins
130
Amino
Acid Stereoisomers
131
Titration
of
Amino
Acids
133
Amino
Acid Reactions
135
5.2
PEPTIDES
139
5.3
PROTEINS
140
Protein Structure
142
The Folding Problem
159
Fibrous Proteins
162
Globular Proteins
167
Biochemistry in Perspective
Molecular Machines
157
Biochemistry in Perspective
Protein Folding and Human Disease
Biochemistry in the Lab
Protein Technology
172
Available
onüne:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Protein Poisons
Chapter Summary
178
Suggested Readings
179
Key Words
179
Review Questions
179
Thought Questions
181
164
6
Enzymes
183
6.1
PROPERTIES OF ENZYMES
184
6.2
CLASSIFICATION OF ENZYMES
188
6.3
ENZYME KINETICS
190
Michaelis-Meriten
Kinetics
192
Lineweaver-Burk Plots
195
Multisubstrate Reactions
196
Enzyme Inhibition
197
Enzyme Kinetics, Metabolism, and Macromolecular
Crowding
201
6.4
CATALYSIS
202
Organic Reactions and the Transition State
202
Catalytic Mechanisms
204
Quantum Tunneling and Enzyme Catalysis
206
The Role of
Amino
Acids in Enzyme Catalysis
207
The Role of Cofactors in Enzyme Catalysis
208
Effects of Temperature and
pH
on Enzyme-
Catalyzed Reactions
211
Detailed Mechanisms of Enzyme Catalysis
212
6.5
ENZYME REGULATION
215
Genetic Control
215
Covalent Modification
216
Allosteric Regulation
216
Compartmentation
218
Biochemistry in Perspective
Enzymes and Clinical Medicine
220
Chapter Summary
221
Suggested Readings
222
Keywords
222
Review Questions
222
Thought Questions
224
7
Carbohydrates
227
7.1
MONOSACCHARIDES
228
Monosaccharide Stereoisomers
229
Cyclic Structure of Monosaccharides
231
Reactions of Monosaccharides
234
Important Monosaccharides
239
Monosaccharide Derivatives
241
7.2
DISACCHARIDES
242
7.3
POLYSACCHARIDES
243
Homoglycans
245
Heteroglycans
248
7.4
GLYCOCONJUGATES
250
Proteoglycans
250
Glycoproteins
252
7.5
THE SUGAR CODE
254
Lectins: Translators of the Sugar Code
255
The Glycome
257
Biochemistry in Perspective
Sweet Medicine
258
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Scurvy and Ascorbic Acid
Contents XIII
Available online:
Biochemistry in the Lab
Glycomics
Chapter Summary
259
Suggested Readings
259
Key Words
260
Review Questions
260
Thought Questions
261
О
Carbohydrate Metabolism
264
8.1
GLYCOLYSIS
265
The Reactions of the Glycolytic Pathway
268
The Fates of Pyruvate
276
The Energetics of Glycolysis
278
Regulation of Glycolysis
279
8.2
GLUCONEOGENESIS
282
Gluconeogenesis Reactions
282
Gluconeogenesis Substrates
286
Gluconeogenesis Regulation
287
8.3
THE PENTOSE PHOSPHATE PATHWAY
290
8.4
METABOLISM OF OTHER IMPORTANT
SUGARS
293
Fructose Metabolism
293
8.5
296
298
GLYCOGEN METABOLISM
Glycogenesis
296
Glycogenolysis
298
Regulation of Glycogen Metabolism
Biochemistry in Perspective
Glycolysis and Jet Engines
281
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Fermentation: An Ancient Heritage
Chapter Summary
303
Suggested Readings
304
Keywords
304
Review Questions
304
Thought Questions
305
у
Aerobic Metabolism I:
The Citric Acid Cycle
306
9.1
OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS
Redox
Coenzymes
312
Aerobic Metabolism
316
9.2
CITRIC ACID CYCLE
316
Conversion of Pyruvate to Aeetyl-CoA
318
Reactions of the Citric Acid Cycle
321
Fate of Carbon Atoms in the Citric Acid Cycle
326
The Amphibolic Citric Acid Cycle
326
Citric Acid Cycle Regulation
329
The Glyoxylate Cycle
331
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Evolutionary History of the Citric Acid Cycle
333
310
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Hans
Krebs
and the Citric Acid Cycle
Chapter Summary
334
Suggested Readings
335
Keywords
335
Review Questions
335
Thought Questions
336
10
Aerobic Metabolism II:
Electron Transport and Oxidative
Phosphorylation
338
10.1
ELECTRON TRANSPORT
340
Electron Transport and Its Components
340
Electron Transport inhibitors
346
10.2
OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION
347
The Chemiosmotic Theory
347
ATP Synthesis
349
Control of Oxidative Phosphorylation
352
The Complete Oxidation of Glucose
353
Uncoupled Electron Transport
356
10.3
OXYGEN, CELL FUNCTION, AND OXIDATIVE
STRESS
357
Reactive Oxygen Species
358
Antioxidant
Enzyme Systems
362
Antioxidant
Molecules
364
Biochemistry in Perspective
Ischemia and
Reperfusion
367
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Glucoses-Phosphate Dehydrogenase
Deficiency
Chapter Summary
368
Suggested Readings
368
Keywords
368
Review Questions
369
Thought Questions
370
11
Lipids and Membranes
371
11.1
LIPID
CLASSES
372
Fatty Acids
372
The Eicosanoids
376
Triacylglycerols
378
Wax Esters
380
Phospholipids
380
Sphingolipids
383
Sphingolipid Storage
Diseases
385
Isoprenoids
386
Lipoproteins
392
11.2
MEMBRANES
394
Membrane Structure
395
Membrane Function
401
XIV
CONTENTS
Biochemistry in Perspective
The Aquaporins
406
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Membrane Fusion and Botulism
Chapter Summary
409
Suggested Readings
410
Keywords
410
Review Questions
411
Thought Questions
413
\ż Lipid
Metabolism
414
12.1
FATTY ACIDS AND TRIACYLGLYCEROLS
415
Fatty Acid Degradation
420
The Complete Oxidation of a Fatty Acid
424
Fatty Acid Oxidation: Double Bonds and Odd Chains
426
Fatty Acid Biosynthesis
429
Eicosanoid Metabolism
437
Regulation of Fatty Acid Metabolism in Mammals
440
12.2
MEMBRANE
LIPID
METABOLISM
444
Phospholipid Metabolism
444
Sphingolipid Metabolism
446
12.3
ISOPRENOID METABOLISM
448
Cholesterol Metabolism
448
Steroid Hormone Synthesis
458
Biochemistry in Perspective
Atherosclerosis
443
Biochemistry in Perspective
Biotransformation
461
Chapter Summary
463
Suggested Readings
464
Keywords
464
Review Questions
464
Thought Questions
466
13
Photosynthesis
467
13.1
CHLOROPHYLL AND CHLOROPLASTS
469
13.2
LIGHT
476
13.3
LIGHT REACTIONS
480
Photosystem
II and Oxygen Generation
480
Photosystem
I and NADPH Synthesis
480
Photophosphorylation
485
13.4
THE LIGHT-INDEPENDENT REACTIONS
486
The Calvin Cycle
486
Photorespiration
489
Alternatives to C3 Metabolism
491
13.5
REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
493
Light Control of Photosynthesis
493
Control of Ribulose-l^-Bisphospnate Carboxylase
495
Biochemistry in Perspective
Photosynthesis in the Deep
497
.Available online:
Biochemistry km Perspective
Starch and Sucrose Metabolism
Available
online:
BlOCHEMîSTRY
IN THE LAB
Photosynthetic Studies
Chapter Summary
497
Suggested Readings
498
Keywords
498
Review Questions
499
Thought Questions
500
14
Nitrogen Metabolism I: Synthesis
501
14.1
NITROGEN FIXATION
503
The Nitrogen Fixation Reaction
504
Nitrogen Assimilation
506
14.2
AMINO
ACID BIOSYNTHESIS
507
Amino
Acid Metabolism Overview
507
Reactions of
Amino
Groups
508
Synthesis of the
Amino
Acids
512
14.3
BIOSYNTHETIC REACTIONS INVOLVING
AMINO
ACIDS
525
One-Carbon Metabolism
525
Glutathione
531
Neurotransmitters
533
Alkaloids
539
Nucleotides
539
Heme
551
Biochemistry in Perspective
Gasotransmitters
536
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Parkinson's Disease and Dopamine
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Lead Poisoning
Chapter Summary
553
Suggested Readings
554
Key Words
554
Review Questions
554
Thought Questions
556
15
Nitrogen Metabolism II:
Degradation
558
15.1
PROTEIN TURNOVER
560
15.2
AMINO
ACID CATABOLISM
562
Deamination
563
Urea Synthesis
564
Control of the Urea Cycle
568
Catabolism of
Amino
Acid Carbon
Skeletons
568
Contents
XV
15.3 DEGRADATION
OF SELECTED
NEUROTRANSMITTERS
578
15.4
NUCLEOTIDE
DEGRADATION
580
Purine Catabolism
580
Pyrimidine Catabolism
583
15.5
HEME
BIOTRANSFORMATION 585
Biochemistry in Perspective
Disorders of
Amino
Acid Catabolism
557
Available online:
Biochemistry in Perspective:
Hyperammonemia
Available online
Biochemistry in Perspective
Gout
Chapter Summary
587
Suggested Readings
588
Keywords
588
Review Questions
589
Thought Questions
590
16
Integration of Metabolism
591
16.1
OVERVIEW OF METABOLISM
592
16.2
HORMONES AND INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION
596
Peptide
Hormones
596
Growth Factors
605
Steroid and Thyroid Hormone Mechanisms
609
16.3
METABOLISM IN THE MAMMALIAN BODY:
DIVISION OF LABOR
610
Gastrointestinal Tract
611
Liver
611
Muscle
611
Adipose Tissue
612
Brain
612
Kidney
612
16.4
THE FEEDING-FASTING CYCLE
613
The Feeding Phase
613
The Fasting Phase
617
Feeding Behavior
618
Biochemistry in Perspective
Diabetes Mellitus
606
Biochemistry in Perspective
Obesity and the Metabolic Syndrome
Availabie online:
Biochemistry in the Lab
Hormone Methods
Chapter Summary
622
Suggested Readings
622
Keywords
622
Review Questions
623
Thought Questions
624
621
17
Nucleic Acids
625
17.1 DNA 629
DNA
Structure: The Nature of Mutation
632
DNA
Structure: From Mendel's Garden to
Watson and Crick
636
DNA
Structure: Variations on a Theme
640
DNASupercoiling
642
Chromosomes and Chromatin
642
Genome Structure
649
17.2
RNA
659
Transfer
RNA
660
Ribosomal
RNA
661
Messenger
RNA
661
Noncoding
RNA
662
17.3
VIRUSES
663
The Structure of Viruses
664
Biochemistry in the Lab
Nucleic Acid Methods
653
Biochemistry in Perspective
Forensic Investigations
658
Biochemistry in Perspective
Viral "Lifestyles"
665
Available Online:
Biochemistry in Perspective
Epigenetics and the Epigenome: Genetic Inheritance
Beyond
DIMA Base
Sequences
Chapter Summary
671
Suggested Readings
671
KeyWords
672
Review Questions
672
Thought Questions
674
18
Genetic Information
675
18.1
GENETIC INFORMATION: REPLICATION, REPAIR, AND
RECOMBINATION
678
DNA
Replication
679
DNA
Repair
690
DNA
Recombination
692
18.2
TRANSCRIPTION
707
Transcription in
Prokaryotes
708
Transcription in
Eukaryotes
711
18.3
GENE EXPRESSION
717
Gene Expression in
Prokaryotes
718
Gene Expression in
Eukaryotes
720
Biochemistry in the Lab
Genornics
700
XVI
CONTENTS
Biochemistry iim Perspective
Carcinogenesis
729
Chapter Summary
731
Suggested Readings
732
Key Words
732
Review Questions
733
Thought Question
734
19
Protein Synthesis
736
19.1
THE GENETIC CODE
738
Codon-Anticodon Interactions
740
The Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetase
Reaction
742
19.2
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
743
Prokaryotic Protein Synthesis
746
Eukaryotic Protein Synthesis
754
Biochemistry in Perspective
EF-Tu: A Motor Protein
753
Biochemistry in Perspective
Context-Dependent Coding Reassignment
Biochemistry in the Lab
Proteomics
773
Chapter Summary
774
Suggested Readings
774
Key Words
775
Review Questions
775
Thought Questions
776
761
Appendix: Solutions
Glossary G-1
Credits C-1
Index
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