アミノ酸の進化の旅:生命の起源からヒトの代謝まで<br>The Evolutionary Journey of Amino Acids : From the Origin of Life to Human Metabolism (Fascinating Life Sciences)

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アミノ酸の進化の旅:生命の起源からヒトの代謝まで
The Evolutionary Journey of Amino Acids : From the Origin of Life to Human Metabolism (Fascinating Life Sciences)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 241 p.
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Full Description

This book takes readers on a journey from the very fundamental and chemical beginnings of amino acids on Earth to their role in human metabolism. It provides background on how amino acid metabolism has changed across the evolutionary tree and discusses their physico-chemical properties as well as their biochemical roles across various forms of life.

Amino acids are emerging as key players in numerous physiological functions and are being increasingly recognized as playing a mechanistic role for the communication between the gut microbiota and the host in healthy state and in some pathophysiological situations. However, understanding these associations requires a multidisciplinary approach, combining chemistry, biochemistry, physiology, nutrition, molecular/cellular biology and microbiology. This book aims to describe the science behind amino acids from their first appearance and evolutionary significance, all the way through the tree of life to humans, and then to consider how gut microbial amino acid metabolism regulates human physiology and risk in some chronic diseases. It covers key concepts such as the characteristics of different amino acids found in living organisms, their existence in the pre-living world, and their vital roles in metabolism and physiology. It also explores intriguing questions about microbial communication and the effect of amino acid-derived microbial metabolites on mammalian cells.

With this multidisciplinary approach and accessible structure, this book will appeal not only to students and researchers with a background in biochemistry and related fields, but also to non-specialists with an interest in the foundations of life at the intersection of evolutionary biology and metabolism.

Contents

Part I Amino Acids: From Chemistry to Biochemistry and Physiology.- Chapter 2. Characteristics of the Different Amino Acids Found in the Living World.- Chapter 3. Amino Acids Before Life and in the First Living Organisms.- Chapter 4. Amino Acids Metabolism for Archaeal Physiology. - Chapter 5. Amino Acids Metabolism For Bacterial Physiology.- Chapter 6. Eukaryotic Cells At A Crossroads Between Archaea And Bacteria.- Chapter 7. The Broad Diversification Of Eukaryotic Cells From Unicellular To Multicellular Living Organisms: A Focus On Amino Acid Metabolism.- Chapter 8. Amino Acid Metabolism For Human Physiology.- Part II Amino Acid Metabolism In The Small And Large Intestine: Involvement For Host Physiology And For Communication Between Microbes Of The Intestinal Microbiota And Host.- Chapter 10. Amino Acid Metabolism In The Small Intestine and Associated Physiological Functions.- Chapter 11. Amino Acid Metabolism In The Large Intestine And Physiological Consequences.- Chapter 12. Amino Acid Metabolism And Communication Between Microbes Of The Intestinal Microbiota And Host Cells.- Part III Conclusion and Prospects.- Chapter 11. Conclusions: The Evolutionary Significance Of Amino Acid Metabolism In Life's Complexity.- Chapter 12. Perspectives On Amino Acid Metabolism: From Basic Research To Applied Science.

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