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Språk: Engelska
Antal sidor: 128
Utgivningsdatum: 2014-05-18
Förlag: Elsevier Science
ISBN: 9781483148762

Regulation of Fatty Acid and Glycerolipid Metabolism E-bok

Name: Regulation of Fatty Acid and Glycerolipid Metabolism
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Author: Raymond Dils, Jens Knudsen
ISBN: 9781483148762

FEBS 11th Meeting in Copenhagen 1977, Volume 46 Symposium A5

av Raymond Dils, Jens Knudsen

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Regulation of Fatty Acid and Glycerolipid Metabolism is a compilation of papers presented during the 11th Meeting of the Federation of European Biochemical Societies in Copenhagen in 1977. The book deals with the regulation of enzyme activity and the turnover that results from fatty acid metabolism, lipid metabolism in membranes, and disturbed fatty acid metabolism. One study presented in the book shows that cellular fatty acid synthetase levels are significantly decreased by different medium and long chain fatty acids in Candida lypolytica, a kind of yeast. The book also examines the serious incidence of increase in the rate of conversion of glucose to fatty acids when white adipose tissues from rats are exposed to insulin. The selection addresses this increase as an important example of acute hormonal regulation of fatty acid synthesis in mammalian tissues. The text also describes the enzyme adaptation to nutritional and hormonal changes and the role of lipids in membrane fusion. The book presents other studies regarding the incidence of vascular, dietary, and congenital factors on fatty acid metabolism in adipose tissue and liver that are conducted in rats. Another study suggests that hyperinsulinemia is a key factor in the development of the obesity syndrome. Microbiologists, microchemists, and laboratory researchers and scientists dealing with fat metabolism will appreciate this book.

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