Titlebook: Blood Biochemistry; N. J. Russell,G. M. Powell,J. M. Basford Book 1982 N.J. Russell, G.M. Powell, J.G. Jones, P.J. Winterburn and J.M. Bas

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The Blood Buffering Systems,ed urine (approximately 1.5 1) is produced. The fact that urine volume can be varied independently of solute concentration is very important in terms of the regulation of osmolality of the blood and its total volume. However, a detailed discussion of renal function is outside the scope of this book.

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Blood and Tissue Antigens, particular individual. The polypeptide regions of the molecules are specified by structural genes. The oligosaccharide moiety of a glycoprotein or glycolipid is determined by genes that code for the enzymes responsible for assembling the oligosaccharides.

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Perspectives,given much valuable information on both structure-function relationships in proteins and the expression of genetic information. In addition, the study of globin synthesis in cell-free preparations from reticulocytes has provided important information on the mechanism of protein biosynthesis in eukaryotes.

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Introduction,pulsated within vessels, and Aristotle taught that the heart was the centre of Man’s body, its seat of life, from which all desires, feelings and emotions arose. The four chief fluids of the body were considered to be blood, yellow bile, black bile and phlegm, their balance determining the physical

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Haemoglobin: Synthesis and Degradation, degradative and biosynthetic pathways are subject to numerous controls. Much is known about them because they are particularly amenable to detailed investigations. Also, in many instances, the clinical consequences of malfunction can be explained.