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" Integration of metabolism, energetics, and signal transduction : "
Robert K. Ockner
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654452
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Ockner, Robert K.,1936-
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Integration of metabolism, energetics, and signal transduction : : unifying foundations in cell growth and death, cancer, atherosclerosis, and Alzheimer disease /\ Robert K. Ockner
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xvii, 387 pages :: color illustrations ;; 26 cm
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0306484714
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: 9780306484711
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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pt. I. Prologue. Disparate themes: origins and integration -- pt. II. Fatty acids, mitochondria, and signal transduction: integrated control of cell proliferation, injury, and death. Introduction to Part II -- Nutrient and energy metabolism in cell proliferation -- Fatty acids and growth regulation -- Mitochondrial function in cell growth and death -- Metabolic effects of antiproliferative agents -- Fatty acids and mitochondria, cell growth and injury: broader implications -- Metabolism and gene expression in liver regeneration -- Part II conclusions -- pt. III. Fatty acids, ketone bodies, and brain metabolism: implications for neuronal function and Alzheimer disease. Introduction to Part III -- Energetics of neuronal activation -- Utilization of oxidizable substrates in brain -- Astrocyte metabolism and astrocyte-neuron interaction -- Neuronal energy metabolism in brain: astrocyte as metabolic "buffer" and mediator of neuronal injury -- Pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease: metabolic factors -- Part III conclusions -- pt. IV. Epilogue. Looking back, looking ahead
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Cell metabolism
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Energy metabolism
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Cellular signal transduction
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Fatty acids-- Metabolism
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Pathology, Cellular
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Energy Metabolism-- physiology
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Alzheimer Disease-- physiopathology
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Arteriosclerosis-- physiopathology
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Cell Death-- physiology
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Cell Division-- physiology
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Neoplasms-- physiopathology
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Signal Transduction-- physiology
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616.07
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QH634.5.O257 2004
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2004 I-717
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QH 634.5O16i 2004
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