Protein Physiobiochemistry: Molecular Cellular and Physiological Integration

Résumé

Protein Physiobiochemistry explains proteins from amino acid chemistry to higher-order structure, folding, and post-translational modification, then links these molecular properties to cellular functions such as catalysis, transport, signaling, and homeostasis. It also covers amino acid and protein metabolism (including nitrogen handling), protein synthesis and trafficking, and the biomedical consequences of misfolding and aggregation in diseases. Written as a structured, student-focused overview, it bridges biochemistry with physiology to connect molecular mechanisms to organism-wide effects.