Titlebook: Cellular Degradative Processes; R. T. Dean Book 1978 R. T. Dean 1978 biology.cell biology

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Marcus Hodel,Alexander Berger,Peter Risie 5.1 summarizes some of the available data about both these aspects, concentrating on rat liver, for which most information is available. The most notable feature of this table is the diversity of turnover rates: and although some organelles seem to turn over as units (so that all their components

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Mechanisms and control of cellular degradation,e. Now we consider how the activities of the various degradative routes are integrated, and how they work with the selectivity which is observed. And it should be admitted immediately that we here deal more with hypotheses than with established mechanism.

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Overview: 978-0-412-15190-3978-1-4899-7230-9

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7230-9biology; cell biology

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The nature and significance of degradative processes,e release of such small molecules from the breakdown of the complex cellular macromolecules is considered. Digestion of food in specialized organs of multicellular organisms (such as the alimentary canal of man) is given brief mention, but the degradation of endogenously generated molecules is the central topic of the book.

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Christoph Elschenbroich,Albrecht SalzerThe degradation of the molecule or class of molecule usually follows exponential kinetics, and can conveniently be described in terms of a ‘half-life’ which is the time for half of the molecules originally present to be degraded (and in the steady state, replaced).

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