Biochemistry and Bioengineering

About The Book

Biochemistry studies organisms' chemical reactions. Biotechnology is a science that helps investigate biochemistry and other fields. Biochemistry examines cells at the molecular level to show life's complicated processes. Biotechnology uses scientific discoveries in industry, health, and agriculture. Peptides are generated by covalently bonding amino acids or by partial hydrolysis of polypeptides. Peptide acid-base behaviour and chemical reactions depend on its amino-terminal amino group, carboxyl-terminal carboxyl group, and R groups. Hydrolyzing peptides releases amino acids. Some free peptides have biological activities in cells and tissues. These include hormones, antibiotics, and bioactive peptides. Biotechnology leverages cellular and biomolecular processes to better our lives and the health of our planet. Since 6,000 B.C., we've employed microorganisms to create bread, cheese, and preserve dairy goods. This book provides a concise overview of biochemistry and biotechnology for students and academic professionals.

ISBN 9781778806205
Author Bennett Miller
Publisher OXMAN PRESS
Publication Year 2023
Category Agriculture & Life Science
Price $191.00

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Bennett Miller is a member of the Bioscience Research Institute and a Professor of Biology and Bioengineering at the Institute of Bio-Technology. His team is widely renowned for finding and identifying novel actin cytoskeleton components, as well as clarifying their biological activities in connection to cell polarity and membrane traffic. He has garnered multiple honours for his creative teaching of undergraduate biology and human physiology, as well as graduate cell biology courses. He is a member of the State Institute of Biotechnology, the University of Biological sciences, and the National Association for Cell Biology. He is well-known for his contributions to cell membrane physiology, specifically the production of several cell-surface proteins, as well as the cloning and functional investigation of multiple cell-surface receptor proteins.