Life, Death And Nitric Oxide
35,10 €
Tellimisel
Tarneaeg:
2-4 nädalat
Tootekood
9780854046867
Description:
Designated 'Molecule of the Year' in 1992 in recognition of its many biological roles, nitric oxide has wide significance in the world around us and the story of nitric oxide is still unfolding. This small and seemingly innocent molecule has for many years been known to play a significant role in both the creation of photochemical smogs and in the nitrogen cycle. It has an int...
Designated 'Molecule of the Year' in 1992 in recognition of its many biological roles, nitric oxide has wide significance in the world around us and the story of nitric oxide is still unfolding. This small and seemingly innocent molecule has for many years been known to play a significant role in both the creation of photochemical smogs and in the nitrogen cycle. It has an int...
Description:
Designated 'Molecule of the Year' in 1992 in recognition of its many biological roles, nitric oxide has wide significance in the world around us and the story of nitric oxide is still unfolding. This small and seemingly innocent molecule has for many years been known to play a significant role in both the creation of photochemical smogs and in the nitrogen cycle. It has an interesting chemistry as a metal ligand, and the bonding within the nitric oxide molecule has been extensively studied. More recently, the molecule has been in the spotlight for the role it plays in controlling blood flow, in the immune system and in brain activity. Life, Death and Nitric Oxide covers many of the topics relating to nitric oxide, from smog and catalytic converters to tumour growth, blood flow and Viagra, with the aim of finding out why such a simple molecule can do so much.
Review:
'... a good introduction to NO, one that can be read in a few hours, and used for quick reference later. ' -- The Alchemist Website, March 2004 ' ... readers will take away from this book a rich appreciation for the varied properties of this small diatomic molecule. ' -- Chemical and Engineering News, 22 March 2004, p 42 Chemical and Engineering News I recommend this book very strongly to all, whether chemists or biologists, who need to know about the biology of nitric oxide... of value not only to undergraduate strudents, and their teachers, but also to research workers. -- Stuart Ferguson Biochemical Society The writers have simplified some of the most complex biochemical reactions and activities in the human body -- Chemistry & Industry, Issue 12, 20 June 2005 (Prabhu Kulkarni) Chemistry and Industry A fascinating book that will delight both students and teachers of chemistry and biology -- School Science Review, Issue No. 319 (Alex Chaplin) School Science Review - Hanrott
Table of Contents:
What on Earth is Nitric Oxide Doing Here?; Stopping Clots; How We Make NO; Transporting NO; Drugs that Release NO; Discovering and Making NO; Making Smog - NO Becomes a Villain; Nitric Oxide - A Not So Simple Little Molecule; Nitric Oxide and Transition Metals; Removing the Villain - Catalytic Converters; NO in Our Defences; NO and Tumour Growth; Bone, Joints and NO; NO is Skin Deep; NO in Nerves; The Truth About Viagra; NO from NOS: Detractors and Stimulants; Why Does Soil Evolve NO?: NO is everywhere; Reflections; Subject Index
Designated 'Molecule of the Year' in 1992 in recognition of its many biological roles, nitric oxide has wide significance in the world around us and the story of nitric oxide is still unfolding. This small and seemingly innocent molecule has for many years been known to play a significant role in both the creation of photochemical smogs and in the nitrogen cycle. It has an interesting chemistry as a metal ligand, and the bonding within the nitric oxide molecule has been extensively studied. More recently, the molecule has been in the spotlight for the role it plays in controlling blood flow, in the immune system and in brain activity. Life, Death and Nitric Oxide covers many of the topics relating to nitric oxide, from smog and catalytic converters to tumour growth, blood flow and Viagra, with the aim of finding out why such a simple molecule can do so much.
Review:
'... a good introduction to NO, one that can be read in a few hours, and used for quick reference later. ' -- The Alchemist Website, March 2004 ' ... readers will take away from this book a rich appreciation for the varied properties of this small diatomic molecule. ' -- Chemical and Engineering News, 22 March 2004, p 42 Chemical and Engineering News I recommend this book very strongly to all, whether chemists or biologists, who need to know about the biology of nitric oxide... of value not only to undergraduate strudents, and their teachers, but also to research workers. -- Stuart Ferguson Biochemical Society The writers have simplified some of the most complex biochemical reactions and activities in the human body -- Chemistry & Industry, Issue 12, 20 June 2005 (Prabhu Kulkarni) Chemistry and Industry A fascinating book that will delight both students and teachers of chemistry and biology -- School Science Review, Issue No. 319 (Alex Chaplin) School Science Review - Hanrott
Table of Contents:
What on Earth is Nitric Oxide Doing Here?; Stopping Clots; How We Make NO; Transporting NO; Drugs that Release NO; Discovering and Making NO; Making Smog - NO Becomes a Villain; Nitric Oxide - A Not So Simple Little Molecule; Nitric Oxide and Transition Metals; Removing the Villain - Catalytic Converters; NO in Our Defences; NO and Tumour Growth; Bone, Joints and NO; NO is Skin Deep; NO in Nerves; The Truth About Viagra; NO from NOS: Detractors and Stimulants; Why Does Soil Evolve NO?: NO is everywhere; Reflections; Subject Index
Autor | Butler, Anthony R. ; Nicholson, Rosslyn; Nolan, K. B. |
---|---|
Ilmumisaeg | 2003 |
Kirjastus | Royal Society Of Chemistry |
Köide | Pehmekaaneline |
Bestseller | Ei |
Lehekülgede arv | 168 |
Pikkus | 246 |
Laius | 246 |
Keel | English |
Anna oma hinnang