Lippincott Illustrated Reviews: Cell and Molecular Biology

Höfundar: Nalini Chandar; Susan Viselli (Útgáfa: 3)
Lippincott Illustrated Reviews: Cell and Molecular Biology

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Up to date, easy to use, and rich with vibrant illustrations, Lippincott® Illustrated Reviews: Cell and Molecular Biology, 3rd Edition, provides a highly visual presentation of essential cell and molecular biology with a focus on topics related to human health and disease. This engaging approach incorporates all of the most popular features of the bestselling Lippincott® Illustrated Reviews series, including abundant full-color illustrations, chapter summaries, and review questions that link basic science to real-life clinical situations.

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Útgefandi
Wolters Kluwer Health
ISBN
9781975283636
Print ISBN
9781975180959
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
3
Höfundar
Nalini Chandar; Susan Viselli
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2023-01-13
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
10
Prent takmörkun
2
Afritunar takmörkun
2

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  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Acknowledgments
  • Contents
  • UNIT I: Cell and Tissue Structure and Organization
  • Chapter 1: Stem Cells and Their Differentiation
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. STEM CELLS
  • III. STEM CELL COMMITMENT
  • IV. STEM CELL PLURIPOTENCY
  • V. STEM CELL RENEWAL
  • VI. STEM CELL NICHE
  • VII. STEM CELL TECHNOLOGY
  • VIII. STEM CELL DISEASES
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 2: Extracellular Matrix and Cell Adhesion
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX
  • III. CELL ADHESION
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 3: Biological Membranes
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. COMPONENTS
  • III. STRUCTURE
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 4: Cytoskeleton
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. ACTIN
  • III. INTERMEDIATE FILAMENTS
  • IV. MICROTUBULES
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 5: Organelles
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. ORGANELLES IN PROTEIN PROCESSING
  • III. MITOCHONDRIA
  • IV. LYSOSOMES
  • V. PEROXISOMES
  • Study Questions
  • UNIT II: Organization of the Eukaryotic Genome and Gene Expression
  • Chapter 6: The Eukaryotic Genome
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. PHYSICAL ORGANIZATION
  • III. INFORMATION ORGANIZATION
  • IV. Functional Organization
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 7: DNA Replication
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. DNA STRUCTURE
  • III. CHARACTERISTICS OF EUKARYOTIC DNA SYNTHESIS
  • IV. PROTEINS INVOLVED IN DNA SYNTHESIS
  • V. DNA DAMAGE
  • VI. DNA REPAIR SYSTEMS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 8: Transcription
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. TYPES OF RNA
  • III. GENE STRUCTURE AND REGULATORY ELEMENTS IN EUKARYOTIC PROTEIN-CODING GENES
  • IV. RNA SYNTHESIS
  • V. RNA PROCESSING REACTIONS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 9: Translation
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. THE GENETIC CODE
  • III. COMPONENTS REQUIRED FOR TRANSLATION
  • IV. CODON RECOGNITION BY tRNA
  • V. STEPS IN PROTEIN TRANSLATION
  • VI. SEVERAL ANTIMICROBIAL ANTIBIOTICS TARGET BACTERIAL TRANSLATION
  • VII. POSTTRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION OF POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 10: Regulation of Gene Expression
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. STEPWISE REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION
  • III. RNA INTERFERENCE
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 11: Protein Trafficking
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. TRAFFICKING OF PROTEINS SYNTHESIZED ON BOUND RIBOSOMES
  • III. TRAFFICKING OF PROTEINS SYNTHESIZED ON FREE RIBOSOMES
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 12: Protein Degradation
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. INTRACELLULAR PROTEIN DEGRADATION PATHWAYS
  • Study Questions
  • UNIT III: Membrane Transport
  • Chapter 13: Basic Concepts of Transport
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. DIFFUSION
  • III. OSMOSIS
  • IV. PASSIVE TRANSPORT
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 14: Active Transport
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. PRIMARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
  • III. SECONDARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 15: Glucose Transport
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. FACILITATED TRANSPORT OF GLUCOSE
  • III. ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF GLUCOSE
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 16: Drug Transport
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. CLASSES OF DRUG TRANSPORTERS
  • Study Questions
  • UNIT IV: Cell Signaling
  • Chapter 17: G-Protein Signaling
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. RECEPTORS AND HETEROTRIMERIC G-PROTEIN SIGNALING
  • III. HETEROTRIMERIC G PROTEINS AND THE SECOND MESSENGERS THEY REGULATE
  • IV. RAS G PROTEINS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 18: Catalytic Receptor Signaling
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. RECEPTORS WITH INTRINSIC TYROSINE KINASE ACTIVITY
  • III. SIGNALING VIA NONRECEPTOR TYROSINE KINASES
  • IV. INSULIN SIGNALING
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 19: Steroid Receptor Signaling
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. STEROID HORMONES
  • III. NUCLEAR-INITIATED STEROID SIGNALING
  • IV. MEMBRANE-INITIATED STEROID SIGNALING
  • Study Questions
  • UNIT V: Regulation of Cell Growth and Cell Death
  • Chapter 20: The Cell Cycle
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. INTERPHASE
  • III. MITOSIS
  • IV. CYTOKINESIS: COMPLETION OF A CELL CYCLE
  • V. ASSESSMENT OF THE CELL CYCLE
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 21: Regulation of the Cell Cycle
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. CELL CYCLE REGULATORS
  • III. CHECKPOINT REGULATION
  • IV. DNA DAMAGE AND CELL CYCLE CHECKPOINTS
  • V. ANTICANCER DRUGS AND THE CELL CYCLE
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 22: Abnormal Cell Growth
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. GENES AND CANCER
  • III. MOLECULAR BASIS OF CANCER
  • IV. INHERITED MUTATIONS AND CANCER
  • V. MUTATIONS IN DRUG-METABOLIZING ENZYMES AND CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY
  • VI. MUTATIONS IN PROTOONCOGENES AND TUMOR SUPPRESSOR GENES FAVOR DEREGULATION OF ENERGY METABOLISM IN TUMORS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 23: Cell Death
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. NECROSIS
  • III. APOPTOSIS
  • Study Questions
  • Chapter 24: Aging and Senescence
  • I. OVERVIEW
  • II. ENTERING INTO SENESCENCE
  • Study Questions
  • Key Terms
  • Index