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Blood and Tissue Oxygen Carriers

Out of Print
Edited By: R Gilles
459 pages, 22 tables, 68 figures
Publisher: Springer Nature
Blood and Tissue Oxygen Carriers
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  • Blood and Tissue Oxygen Carriers ISBN: 9783540536574 Hardback Dec 1992 Out of Print #53210
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The book provides a comprehensive treatise of the molecular structure, physiological function and the evolution of oxygen carriers, found in circulating body fluids, animal, and plant tissues. It includes 15 chapters: 1) Oxygen Carriers as Molecular Models of Allosteric Behavior. 2) Plant Hemoglobins. 3) Functions of Cytoplasmic Hemoglobins and Myohemerythrin. 4) Structures of Red Blood Cell Hemoglobins. 5) Respiratory Function of the Red Blood Cell Hemoglobins of Six Animal Phyla. 6) Molecular Structure/Function Relationships of Hemerythrins. 7) Physiological Function of the Hemerythrins. 8) Structures of the Extracellular Heme Proteins. 9) Properties and Functions of Extracellular Heme Pigments. 10) Molluscan Hemocyanins: Structure and Function. 11) Respiratory Function of the Molluscan Hemocyanins. 12) Molecular Structure of the Arthropod Hemocyanins. 13) Respiratory Function of Arthropod Hemocyanins. 14) Structure-Function Relationships of the Ectothermic Vertebrate Hemoglobins. 15) Respiratory Functions of Avian and Mammalian Hemoglobins.

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Oxygen carriers as molecular models of allosteric behaviour; plant hemoglobins; functions of cytoplasmic hemoglobins and myohemerythrin; structures of red blood cell hemoglobins; respiratory function of the red blood cell hemoglobins of six animal phyla; molecular structure/function relationships of hemerythrins; physiological function of the hemerythrins; structures of the extracellular heme proteins; properties and functions of extracellular heme pigments; molluscan hemocyanins - structure and function; respiratory function of the molluscan hemocyanins; molecular structure of the arthropod hemocyanins; respiratory function of arthropod hemocyanins; structure-function relationships of the ectothermic vertebrate hemoglobins; respiratory functions of avian and mammalian hemoglobins.

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Out of Print
Edited By: R Gilles
459 pages, 22 tables, 68 figures
Publisher: Springer Nature
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