Titlebook: Biochemistry of Sulfur; Ryan J. Huxtable Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Oxidation.biochemistry.catalysis.chemistr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9438-0Oxidation; biochemistry; catalysis; chemistry; metabolism

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The Metabolism and Functions of Methionine,ion reactions and as an aminopropyl donor in the synthesis of polyamines. In addition, Met provides sulfur for Cys synthesis in organisms incapable of fixing inorganic sulfur. Met has other, more limited, functions. In bacteria, it initiates protein synthesis via its .-formyl metabolite, and, in pla

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Thiols, Disulfides, and Thioesters, in enzymatic processes and cellular structure. The biochemistry of few other functions expresses so well our understanding of the underlying chemistry. As a result, model chemical reactions for thiols have been evolved that explain much of the biochemistry of this ubiquitous function. Thiols, respo

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Inherited Disorders of Sulfur Metabolism,gnificance because genetically determined metabolic alterations, defects and deficiencies are biochemical windows giving insight into mechanisms that is normally denied the investigator. Apropos of steroid sulfate sulfatase deficiency, Shapiro (1985) has elegantly written that, “it is considered axi