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Revision as of 12:01, 28 April 2009
This page is under development.
It aims to be a general biochemistry website which focuses on the basics rather than experimental data or formulas. Studying this will help you understand the basics of biochemistry and provide you with the background necessary for other subjects such as cell biology, human physiology, and many more biology classes.
The lessons include links to recommended online readings and fun quizzes/games to aid your memorization of key facts.
Please add resources you find so everyone can benefit.
Other biochemistry on Wikiversity include:
- Topic:Biochemistry
- Biochemistry_for_Biology
- Medical_Biochemistry
- Poisson–Boltzmann_profile_for_an_ion_channel
Learning Projects
Lesson 1: Water's Unique Chemistry
Lesson 2: Amino Acids
Lesson 3: Proteins
Lesson 4: Enzymes
Essay and Discussion Themes
- w:Digestion and absorption
- Kidney
- w:Nerve impulse, transmission, w:neuromuscular junction and modulators.
- w:The origin of life on Earth
- The possible origin of life outside Earth (w:Astrobiology)
- Iron, w:Heme
- w:Coagulation
- Voluntary w:Muscle (item) metabolic peculiarities (item, item, item) and the w:neuromuscular junction
- w:Connective tissue (w:collagen, w:elastin, w:reticulin)
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- Vitalism - Is vitalism dead? Is mechanicism firmly established? Are all life processes, including consciousness, emotions, feelings (sentiments), and the sense of being oneself (Self) chemical and organic processes and functions, as neurologist António Damásio says ([1], [2], [3])? Is there a life force that drives the processes of the emergence of life on Earth, growth, tissue differentiation, morphogenesis ([4][5]) and of tissue repair? Something like the egyptians Ka ([6]) ? It's true that the controversy between materialism and idealisms has thousands of years and is likely to stay around; but what do you think yourself?
Topics and Learning Materials
Books
By alphabetical order of the first author's surname.
General Biochemistry
- Garrett, R, Grisham, C. "Biochemistry". Sanders College Publishing. Fort Worth, TX. 1999. ISBN 0-03-022318-0. Online at http://www.web.virginia.edu/Heidi/home.htm
- Nelson DL, Cox MM. "Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry". Worth Publishers. New York. 2000. ISBN 1-57259-153-6. http://worthpublishers.com/lehninger
- Osgood M, Ocorr K. "The Absolute, Ultimate Guide to Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry Study Guide and Solution Manual". Worth Publishers. New York. 2000. ISBN 007-1256300-9.
- The more general Entrez