Lipase Structures At The Interface Between Chemistry And Biochemistry / F. Carrière ... [et Al.] -- Structure And Orientation Of Hydrophobic Surfactant-associated Proteins In A Lipid Environment / G. Vandenbussche ... [et Al.] -- Enzyme Function In Organic Solvents / M.n. Gupta -- Protein Sorting Signals : Simple Peptides With Complex Functions / G. Von Heijne -- Enzymes : Chemistry And Biochemistry / J. Jeffrey -- Analysis Of The Structure Of Naturally Processed Peptides Bound By Class I And Class Ii Major Histocompatability Complex Molecules / E. Appella, E.a. Padlan And D.f. Hunt -- Catalytic Antibodies : Evolution Of Protein Function In Real Time / R.a. Lerner And K.d. Janda -- Chemical Techniques Employed For The Primary Structural Analysis Of Proteins And Peptides / A.s. Inglis, G.e. Reid And R.j. Simpson -- Uv And Nucleic Acids / T. Douki And J. Cadet -- Chemical And Enzymatic Synthesis Of Glycopeptides / M. Schultz And H. Kunz -- Peptides As Active Probes / A. Undén And T. Bartfai -- Zinc Metallochemistry In Biochemistry / B.l. Vallee And D.s. Auld -- Nmr Structural Studies On The Zinc Finger Domains Of Nuclear Hormone Receptors / R.m.a. Knegtel ... [et Al.]. Edited By P. Jollès, H. Jörnvall. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

Jollès, Pierre, 1927-; Jörnvall, Hans

Pierre Jollès; Hans Jörnvall

P. Jolls̈, H. JrÌÂ2nvall

Pierre Jolles, H. Jornvall

Jolles, P.

Basel ; Boston: Birkhäuser Verlag

Birkhäuser Boston

Birkhäuser GmbH

Birkhauser

Springer

United States, United States of America

EXS (Basel), Basel, ©1995

EXS, Basel, c1995

Germany, Germany

Volume 73, 1995

December 1995

1, 1995

Includes bibliographical references and index.

This text develops a series of examples expressing the developing interface between chemistry and biochemistry. Some analytical aspects are discussed first. Three chapters are included in the section dealing with enzymes. There is also a section devoted to metalloproteins.

Exocrine upases are soluble enzymes that bind to lipid/water interfaces where they catalyze hydrolysis of the water-insoluble lipids to more polar products which can then be incorporated into cell membranes and be used in further metabolic processes.

298 p. : 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index

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