Biochemistry 2: QuickStudy Reference Guide

A further examination of how molecules function in cellular processes.

Vitamins and minerals are critical for human health, and yet few people know why they are so important for our bodies.

Hormones control everything from sugar metabolism (diabetes), to sexual maturation (estrogen and testosterone), to bone density and growth (BMPs), but how these key chemicals control cells is often misunderstood.

This guide will explain these topics in molecular detail for everyone interested in nutrition, molecular biology, medicine, and health.

Sections include Enzymes & Enzyme Regulation, Energetics & Metabolic Pathways, Hormones, Membranes & Signaling, and Replication & Central Dogma. 6-page e-guide includes:Enzymes & Enzyme RegulationEnzyme TermsCatalytic ModelsDrugs & InhibitionEnzyme RegulationVitamins & MineralsEnergetics & Metabolic PathwaysATPReduction & OxidationOxidation of GlucoseGluconeogenesis5-Carbon Sugar BiosynthesisLipid Metabolism & Fatty Acid BiosynthesisAmino Acid BiosynthesisNucleic Acid BiosynthesisPhoto SynthesisMembrane Proteins & Membrane SignalingMembrane Transporters/PumpsMembrane ChannelsG-Protein ReceptorsProtein Kinase ReceptorsSteroid Receptors & SignalingSecond MessengersReplication & Central DogmaDNA ReplicationDNA to RNARNA ProcessingSuggested Uses: Students Science related degrees are hard enough, so get the tools that make it easier to do quick reviews of must-know answers that could give that extra boost to your GPAProfessors Adopt our Biochemistry 1 and Biochemistry 2 guides for your course, where the combined price is less than any supplementary study book available