Titlebook: Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl Metabolism 3; Henry Weiner,Bendicht Wermuth,David W. Crabb Book 1991 The Editor(s) (if applic

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A Polymorphism in the Rat Liver Mitochondrial , Gene is Associated with Alcohol Drinking Behaviorich deters alcohol-drinking and thus reduces the risk of becoming an alcoholic. Japanese alcoholics have a low incidence of the ALDH2-deficient phenotype (2.3%) compared with the general Japanese population (41%) suggesting that polymorphism of . could play a role in an individual’s susceptibility to alcoholism (Harada et al., 1982).

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Aldehydic Products of Lipid Peroxidation: Substrates or Inhibitors of Hepatic Aldehyde Dehydrogenaseey are present in the greatest quantities during peroxidation of cellular membrane lipids while .-2-hexenal, acrolein and crotonaldehdye are representative of minor products of lipid peroxidation thought to be formed in significantly smaller quantities.

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Sleep, Biological Rhythms and Aging,ormed with either amino acid; a thiohemiacetal in the former, a hemiacetal in the latter. The intermediate would then be oxidized in the presence of NAD to produce a thioacyl or an acyl intermediate respectively, as illustrated in Fig. 1.

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Michael W. Rich MD,William J. Nienaber MDAlthough the latter two have important roles in health and disease, for the enzymologist HDH offers the advantage of a long and interesting genetic history, and is particularly well suited to molecular approaches.

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Neurohumoral Mechanisms of Cellular Aging,s a cascade of biochemical alterations that slowly progress to cell dysfunction and structural damage. While the role of AR in the pathogenesis of diabetic complications is well documented, its physiologic role, if any, under normal glycemic conditions is still unknown.

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Farhan Siddiqui,Carolyn D’Ambrosiots ability to utilize NADP. to oxidize aldonic acids such as L-gulonate to D-glucuronate (Mano et al., 1961). Carbonyl reductase was first described in the 1970’s as “aromatic aldehyde and ketone reductase” by Culp and McMahon (1968). More recently, it has been referred to as carbonyl reductase (Wermuth, 1981) .

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Probing the Active Site of Aldehyde Dehydrogenase by Site Directed Mutagenesisormed with either amino acid; a thiohemiacetal in the former, a hemiacetal in the latter. The intermediate would then be oxidized in the presence of NAD to produce a thioacyl or an acyl intermediate respectively, as illustrated in Fig. 1.