Highlights In Bioorganic Chemistry: Methods And Applications Paperback

Schmuck, Carsten

This is a fascinating introduction to the topic. Spanning the spectrum of nucleic acid chemistry, carbohydrates, peptides, molecular recognition, biosynthesis and natural biosynthesis, right up to medical and biophysical chemistry, the book provides advanced students and those already working in the field with a balanced overview. In more than 30 contributions, a new generation of recognized scientists gives an account of the latest research in such areas as artificial receptors for the stabilization of beta sheet structures; carbohydrate recognition by artificial receptors; combinatorial chemistry as a tool for the discovery of catalysts; the interaction of NO and peroxynitrite with hemoglobin and myoglobin; inhibitors against human mast cell tryptase as a potential approach to conquering asthma; and, the selectivity of DNA replication. It is a readily accessible survey for everyone wishing to stay abreast of developments. It features a foreword by Ronald Breslow.

9783527306565

English

Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH

05 Mar 2004

600

Carsten Schmuck is Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Wurzburg. He studied chemistry and obtained his PhD at the Ruhr-University in Bochum. After a postdoctorate at Columbia University in New York, he carried out his Habilitation at the University of Cologne and joined the Unviersity of Wurzburg as associate professor in 2002. Helma Wennemers is Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Basel. She studied chemistry at the Johann Wolfgand Goethe-University in Frankfurt and obtained her PhD at the Columbia University in New York. After a postdoctorate at Nagoya University in Japan she joined the University of Basel as assistant professor and was promoted to associate professor in 2003.

Carsten Schmuck

Helma Wennemers

The editors have pulled together the writings of experts...that deal with all aspects of bioorganic chemistry...well indexed and contains current references. ( E-STREAMS , December 2004)