国外优秀生命科学教学用书:基础分子生物学(影印版)

国外优秀生命科学教学用书:基础分子生物学(影印版)
分享
扫描下方二维码分享到微信
打开微信,点击右上角”+“,
使用”扫一扫“即可将网页分享到朋友圈。
作者:
2008-06
版次: 1
ISBN: 9787040250572
定价: 69.00
装帧: 平装
开本: 16开
纸张: 胶版纸
页数: 725页
字数: 950千字
正文语种: 英语
分类: 自然科学
27人买过
  • Thebeginningsofmolecularbiology,ThestructureofDNA,Genomeorganization:fromnucleotidestochromatin,TheversatilityofRNA,Fromgenetoprotein,DNAreplicationandtelomeremaintenance,DNArepairandrecombination,RecombinantDNAtechnologyandmolecularcloning。 1Thebeginningsofmolecularbiology
    1.1Introduction
    1.2Historicalperspective
    Insightsintoheredityfromroundandwrinkledpeas:Mendeliangenetics
    InsightsintothenatureofhereditarymateriaL:thetransformingprincipleisDNA
    Creativityinapproachleadstotheonegene-oneenzymehypothesis
    Theimportanceoftechnologicaladvances:theHershey-Chaseexperiment
    AmodelforthestructureofDNA:theDNAdoublehelix
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    2ThestructureofDNA
    2.1Introduction
    2.2Primarystructure:thecomponentsofnucleicacids
    Five-carbonsugars
    Nitrogenousbases
    Thephosphatefunctionalgroup
    Nucleosidesandnucteotides
    2.3Significanceof5and3
    2.4Nomenclatureofnucleotides
    2.5ThelengthofRNAandDNA
    2.6SecondarystructureofDNA
    Hydrogenbondsformbetweenthebases
    BasestackingprovideschemicalstabilitytotheDNAdoublehelix
    StructureoftheWatson-CrickDNAdoublehelix
    Distinguishingbetweenfeaturesofalternativedouble-helicalstructures
    DNAcanundergoreversiblestrandseparation

    2.7UnusualDNAsecondarystructures
    Slippedstructures
    Cruciformstructures
    TriplehelixDNA
    Diseasebox2.1FriedreichsataxiaandtriplehelixDNA

    2.8TertiarystructureofDNA
    SupercoilingofDNA
    TopoisomerasesrelaxsupercoiledDNA
    Whatisthesignificanceofsupercoitinginvivo?
    Diseasebox2.2Topoisomerase-targetedanticancerdrugs
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    3Genomeorganization:fromnucleotidestochromatin
    3.1Introduction
    3.2Eukaryoticgenome
    Chromatinstructure:historicalperspective
    Histones
    Nucleosomes
    Beads-on-a-string:the10nmfiber
    The30nmfiber
    Loopdomains
    Metaphasechromosomes
    Alternativechromatinstructures
    3.3Bacterialgenome
    3.4Plasmids
    3.5BacteriophagesandmammalianDNAviruses
    Bacteriophaqes
    MammalianDNAViruses

    3.6Organellegenomes:chloroplastsandmitochondria
    ChloroplastDNA(cpDNA)
    MitochondrialDNA(mtDNA)
    Diseasebox3.1MitochondrialDNAanddisease

    3.7RNA-basedgenomes
    EukaryoticRNAviruses
    Retroviruses
    Viroids
    OtherSubviralpathoqens
    Diseasebox3.2Avianflu
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    4TheversatilityofRNA
    4.1Introduction
    4.2SecondarystructureofRNA
    SecondarystructuremotifsinRNA
    Base-pairedRNAadoptsanA-typedoublehelix
    RNAhelicesoftencontainnoncanonicalbasepairs
    4.3TertiarystructureofRNA
    tRNAstructure:importantinsiqhtsintoRNAstructuralmotifs
    CommontertiarystructuremotifsinRNA
    4.4KineticsofRNAfolding
    4.5RNAisinvolvedinawiderangeofcellularprocesses
    4.6Historicalperspective:thediscoveryofRNAcatalysis
    TetrahymenaqroUPIintronribozyme
    RNasePribozyme
    Focusbox4.1:TheRNAWorld

    4.7Ribozymescatalyzeavarietyofchemicalreactions
    Modeofribozymeaction
    Largeribozymes
    Smallribozymes
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    5Fromgenetoprotein
    5.1Introduction
    5.2Thecentraldogma
    5.3Thegeneticcode
    Translatingthegeneticcode
    The21stand22ndgeneticallyencodedaminoacids
    Roleofmodifiednucleotidesindecoding
    Implicationsofcodonbiasformolecularbiologists
    5.4Proteinstructure
    Primarystructure
    Secondarystructure
    Tertiarystructure
    Quaternarystructure
    Sizeandcomplexityofproteins
    Proteinscontainmultiplefunctionaldomains
    Predictionofproteinstructure

    5.5Proteinfunction
    Enzymesarebiologicalcatalysts
    Regulationofproteinactivitybypost-translationalmodifications
    Allostericregulationofproteinactivity
    Cyclin-dependentkinaseactivation
    Macromolecularassemblages

    5.6Proteinfoldingandmisfolding
    MoLecularchaperones
    Ubiquitin-mediatedproteindegradation
    Proteinmisfoldingdiseases
    Diseasebox5.1Prions
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    6DNAreplicationandtelomeremaintenance
    6.1Introduction
    6.2Historicalperspective
    InsightintothemodeofDNAreplication:theMeselson-Stahlexperiment
    InsightintothemodeofDNAreplication:visualizationofreplicatingbacterialDNA
    6.3DNAsynthesisoccursfrom5→3
    6.4DNApolymerasesaretheenzymesthatcatalyzeDNAsynthesis
    Focusbox6.1BacterialDNApolymerases
    6.5SemidiscontinuousDNAreplication
    Leadingstrandsynthesisiscontinuous
    Laggingstrandsynthesisisdiscontinuous
    6.6NuclearDNAreplicationineukaryoticcells
    Replicationfactories
    Histoneremovalattheoriginsofreplication
    Prereplicationcomplexformationattheoriginsofreplication
    ReplicationLicensing:DNAonlyreplicatesoncepercellcycle
    Duplexunwindingatreplicationforks
    RNAprimingofLeadingstrandandLaggingstrandDNAsynthesis
    Polymeraseswitching
    ElongationofLeadingstrandsandLaggingstrands
    Proofreading
    MaturationofnascentDNAstrands
    Termination
    Histonedeposition
    Focusbox6.2ThenamingofgenesinvolvedinDNAreplication
    Diseasebox6.1SystemiclupuserythematosusandPCNA
    6.7ReplicationoforganelleDNA

    ModelsformtDNAreplication
    ReplicationofcpDNA
    Diseasebox6.2RNaseMRPandcartilage-hairhypoplasia
    6.8Rollingcirclereplication

    6.9Tetomeremaintenance:theroleoftetomeraseinDNAreplication,aging,andcancer
    Telomeres
    Solutiontotheendreplicationproblem
    Maintenanceoftelomeresbytelomerase
    Othermodesoftelomeremaintenance
    Regulationoftelomeraseactivity
    Telomerase,aging,andcancer
    Diseasebox6.3Dyskeratosiscongenita:lossoftelomerasefunction
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    7DNArepairandrecombination
    7.1Introduction
    7.2Typesofmutationsandtheirphenotypicconsequences
    Transitionsandtransversionscanleadtosilent,missense,ornonsensemutations
    Insertionsordeletionscancauseframeshiftmutations
    Expansionoftrinucleotiderepeatsleadstogeneticinstability
    7.3GeneralclassesofDNAdamage
    Singlebasechanges
    Structuraldistortion
    DNAbackbonedamage
    CellularresponsetoDNAdamage
    7.4Lesionbypass
    7.5DirectreversalofDNAdamage
    7.6RepairofsinglebasechangesandstructuraldistortionsbyremovalofDNAdamage
    Baseexcisionrepair
    Mismatchrepair
    Nucleotideexcisionrepair
    Diseasebox7.1Hereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancer:adefectinmismatchrepair

    7.7Double-strandbreakrepairbyremovalofDNAdamage
    Homologousrecombination
    Nonhomologousend-joining
    Diseasebox7.2Xerodermapigmentosumandrelateddisorders:defectsinnucleotideexcisionrepair
    Diseasebox7.3Hereditarybreastcancersyndromes:mutationsinBRCA1andBRCA2
    8RecombinantDNAtechnologyandmolecularcloning
    9Toolsforanalyzinggeneexpression
    10Transcriptioninprokaryotes
    11Transcriptionineukaryotes
    12Epigeneticandmonoallelicgeneexpression
    13RNAprocessingandpost-transcriptionalgeneregulation
    14Themechanismoftranslation
    15Geneticallymodifiedorganisms:useinbasicandappliedresearch
    16Genomeanalysis:DNAtyping,genomicsandbeyond
    17Medicalmolecularbiology
    Glossary
    Index
  • 内容简介:
    Thebeginningsofmolecularbiology,ThestructureofDNA,Genomeorganization:fromnucleotidestochromatin,TheversatilityofRNA,Fromgenetoprotein,DNAreplicationandtelomeremaintenance,DNArepairandrecombination,RecombinantDNAtechnologyandmolecularcloning。
  • 目录:
    1Thebeginningsofmolecularbiology
    1.1Introduction
    1.2Historicalperspective
    Insightsintoheredityfromroundandwrinkledpeas:Mendeliangenetics
    InsightsintothenatureofhereditarymateriaL:thetransformingprincipleisDNA
    Creativityinapproachleadstotheonegene-oneenzymehypothesis
    Theimportanceoftechnologicaladvances:theHershey-Chaseexperiment
    AmodelforthestructureofDNA:theDNAdoublehelix
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    2ThestructureofDNA
    2.1Introduction
    2.2Primarystructure:thecomponentsofnucleicacids
    Five-carbonsugars
    Nitrogenousbases
    Thephosphatefunctionalgroup
    Nucleosidesandnucteotides
    2.3Significanceof5and3
    2.4Nomenclatureofnucleotides
    2.5ThelengthofRNAandDNA
    2.6SecondarystructureofDNA
    Hydrogenbondsformbetweenthebases
    BasestackingprovideschemicalstabilitytotheDNAdoublehelix
    StructureoftheWatson-CrickDNAdoublehelix
    Distinguishingbetweenfeaturesofalternativedouble-helicalstructures
    DNAcanundergoreversiblestrandseparation

    2.7UnusualDNAsecondarystructures
    Slippedstructures
    Cruciformstructures
    TriplehelixDNA
    Diseasebox2.1FriedreichsataxiaandtriplehelixDNA

    2.8TertiarystructureofDNA
    SupercoilingofDNA
    TopoisomerasesrelaxsupercoiledDNA
    Whatisthesignificanceofsupercoitinginvivo?
    Diseasebox2.2Topoisomerase-targetedanticancerdrugs
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    3Genomeorganization:fromnucleotidestochromatin
    3.1Introduction
    3.2Eukaryoticgenome
    Chromatinstructure:historicalperspective
    Histones
    Nucleosomes
    Beads-on-a-string:the10nmfiber
    The30nmfiber
    Loopdomains
    Metaphasechromosomes
    Alternativechromatinstructures
    3.3Bacterialgenome
    3.4Plasmids
    3.5BacteriophagesandmammalianDNAviruses
    Bacteriophaqes
    MammalianDNAViruses

    3.6Organellegenomes:chloroplastsandmitochondria
    ChloroplastDNA(cpDNA)
    MitochondrialDNA(mtDNA)
    Diseasebox3.1MitochondrialDNAanddisease

    3.7RNA-basedgenomes
    EukaryoticRNAviruses
    Retroviruses
    Viroids
    OtherSubviralpathoqens
    Diseasebox3.2Avianflu
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    4TheversatilityofRNA
    4.1Introduction
    4.2SecondarystructureofRNA
    SecondarystructuremotifsinRNA
    Base-pairedRNAadoptsanA-typedoublehelix
    RNAhelicesoftencontainnoncanonicalbasepairs
    4.3TertiarystructureofRNA
    tRNAstructure:importantinsiqhtsintoRNAstructuralmotifs
    CommontertiarystructuremotifsinRNA
    4.4KineticsofRNAfolding
    4.5RNAisinvolvedinawiderangeofcellularprocesses
    4.6Historicalperspective:thediscoveryofRNAcatalysis
    TetrahymenaqroUPIintronribozyme
    RNasePribozyme
    Focusbox4.1:TheRNAWorld

    4.7Ribozymescatalyzeavarietyofchemicalreactions
    Modeofribozymeaction
    Largeribozymes
    Smallribozymes
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    5Fromgenetoprotein
    5.1Introduction
    5.2Thecentraldogma
    5.3Thegeneticcode
    Translatingthegeneticcode
    The21stand22ndgeneticallyencodedaminoacids
    Roleofmodifiednucleotidesindecoding
    Implicationsofcodonbiasformolecularbiologists
    5.4Proteinstructure
    Primarystructure
    Secondarystructure
    Tertiarystructure
    Quaternarystructure
    Sizeandcomplexityofproteins
    Proteinscontainmultiplefunctionaldomains
    Predictionofproteinstructure

    5.5Proteinfunction
    Enzymesarebiologicalcatalysts
    Regulationofproteinactivitybypost-translationalmodifications
    Allostericregulationofproteinactivity
    Cyclin-dependentkinaseactivation
    Macromolecularassemblages

    5.6Proteinfoldingandmisfolding
    MoLecularchaperones
    Ubiquitin-mediatedproteindegradation
    Proteinmisfoldingdiseases
    Diseasebox5.1Prions
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    6DNAreplicationandtelomeremaintenance
    6.1Introduction
    6.2Historicalperspective
    InsightintothemodeofDNAreplication:theMeselson-Stahlexperiment
    InsightintothemodeofDNAreplication:visualizationofreplicatingbacterialDNA
    6.3DNAsynthesisoccursfrom5→3
    6.4DNApolymerasesaretheenzymesthatcatalyzeDNAsynthesis
    Focusbox6.1BacterialDNApolymerases
    6.5SemidiscontinuousDNAreplication
    Leadingstrandsynthesisiscontinuous
    Laggingstrandsynthesisisdiscontinuous
    6.6NuclearDNAreplicationineukaryoticcells
    Replicationfactories
    Histoneremovalattheoriginsofreplication
    Prereplicationcomplexformationattheoriginsofreplication
    ReplicationLicensing:DNAonlyreplicatesoncepercellcycle
    Duplexunwindingatreplicationforks
    RNAprimingofLeadingstrandandLaggingstrandDNAsynthesis
    Polymeraseswitching
    ElongationofLeadingstrandsandLaggingstrands
    Proofreading
    MaturationofnascentDNAstrands
    Termination
    Histonedeposition
    Focusbox6.2ThenamingofgenesinvolvedinDNAreplication
    Diseasebox6.1SystemiclupuserythematosusandPCNA
    6.7ReplicationoforganelleDNA

    ModelsformtDNAreplication
    ReplicationofcpDNA
    Diseasebox6.2RNaseMRPandcartilage-hairhypoplasia
    6.8Rollingcirclereplication

    6.9Tetomeremaintenance:theroleoftetomeraseinDNAreplication,aging,andcancer
    Telomeres
    Solutiontotheendreplicationproblem
    Maintenanceoftelomeresbytelomerase
    Othermodesoftelomeremaintenance
    Regulationoftelomeraseactivity
    Telomerase,aging,andcancer
    Diseasebox6.3Dyskeratosiscongenita:lossoftelomerasefunction
    Chaptersummary
    Analyticalquestions
    Suggestionsforfurtherreading

    7DNArepairandrecombination
    7.1Introduction
    7.2Typesofmutationsandtheirphenotypicconsequences
    Transitionsandtransversionscanleadtosilent,missense,ornonsensemutations
    Insertionsordeletionscancauseframeshiftmutations
    Expansionoftrinucleotiderepeatsleadstogeneticinstability
    7.3GeneralclassesofDNAdamage
    Singlebasechanges
    Structuraldistortion
    DNAbackbonedamage
    CellularresponsetoDNAdamage
    7.4Lesionbypass
    7.5DirectreversalofDNAdamage
    7.6RepairofsinglebasechangesandstructuraldistortionsbyremovalofDNAdamage
    Baseexcisionrepair
    Mismatchrepair
    Nucleotideexcisionrepair
    Diseasebox7.1Hereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancer:adefectinmismatchrepair

    7.7Double-strandbreakrepairbyremovalofDNAdamage
    Homologousrecombination
    Nonhomologousend-joining
    Diseasebox7.2Xerodermapigmentosumandrelateddisorders:defectsinnucleotideexcisionrepair
    Diseasebox7.3Hereditarybreastcancersyndromes:mutationsinBRCA1andBRCA2
    8RecombinantDNAtechnologyandmolecularcloning
    9Toolsforanalyzinggeneexpression
    10Transcriptioninprokaryotes
    11Transcriptionineukaryotes
    12Epigeneticandmonoallelicgeneexpression
    13RNAprocessingandpost-transcriptionalgeneregulation
    14Themechanismoftranslation
    15Geneticallymodifiedorganisms:useinbasicandappliedresearch
    16Genomeanalysis:DNAtyping,genomicsandbeyond
    17Medicalmolecularbiology
    Glossary
    Index
查看详情
您可能感兴趣 / 更多
国外优秀生命科学教学用书:基础分子生物学(影印版)
康德的自由理论
阿利森
国外优秀生命科学教学用书:基础分子生物学(影印版)
伟大的西方绘画艺术
阿利森·盖洛普 著