Quantitative Biology of Metabolism Models of Metabolism, Metabolic Parameters, Damage to Metabolism, Metabolic Control /
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer,
1968.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. 1968. |
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51065-6 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Models of Metabolism
- 1.1. Models in General
- 1 The Epistemological Significance of Models in Science
- 2 Causality, Complexity and Computers
- 1.2. Discrete and Continuous Models
- 3 Discrete and Continuous Representations of Metabolic Models
- 4 Interaction of a Digital (Genetic) System with a Continuous (Enzymatic) One in the Cell
- 5 A Model for Sustained Rhythmic Binary Logic in Biochemical Systems
- 1.3 Stochastic and Deterministic Models
- 6 Some General Ideas on Deterministic and Stochastic Models in Biological Systems
- 7 Turnover Compartmentalization. An Approach to Analysis of Whole-body Retention Data
- 1.4 Computer Models of Cell Metabolism
- 8 Functioning of a Cell Model
- 9 A Digital Computer System for the Construction and Analysis of Steady State Models of Enzyme Catalysed Networks
- 10 Computation of Equilibria and Kinetics of Chemical Systems with Many Species
- 2. Metabolic Parameters
- 2.1 Temperature — Season — Adaptation
- 11 The Relation between Heat Production, Oxygen Consumption and Temperature in Some Poikilotherms
- 12 On Structure and Metabolic Rate of the Skeletal Muscle of the Eel (Anguilla vulgaris L.)
- 13 Analysis of Heart Rate Adaptation to Temperature
- 14 The Heat Production of Goldfinches and Canaries in Summer and Winter
- 15 Quantitative Thermogenesis of Brown Fat in Hibernation and Cold Adaptation
- 2.2 Growth — Age
- 16 Contributions to the Energetics of Animal Growth
- 17 Models of the Growth of Organisms under Nutrient Limiting Conditions
- 18 Biomathematical Interpretation of Organismic Growth
- 19 Relationships between Respiration during Imbibition and Subsequent Growth Rates in Germinating Seeds
- 20 Quantitative Parameters of Rat Liver Mitochondria in Relation to Age
- 2.3 Cellular Milieu — Experimental Influences
- 21 Enzymes as Indicators of Intracellular Reaction Conditions
- 22 The Influence of Ethanol on Carbohydrate- and Fat-Metabolism of the Liver
- 3. Damage to Metabolism
- 3.1 Damage Due to Irradiation
- 23 Application of Quantitative Models for the Analysis of the Mechanisms of Protection against the Damaging Effects of Ionizing Radiation
- 24 Intracellular Recovery after Irradiation
- 3.2 Damage Due to Radio lytic or Toxic Compounds
- 25 Inhibitory Action of Radiolytic Compounds on Cell Function
- 26 On the Release and Elimination of Liver Glutamic-Oxalacetic-Transferase
- 3.3 Damage Due to Oxygen Lack
- 27 Metabolic Effects of Acute Hypoxia on Rat and Turtle Brain
- 28 Changes in Metabolite Concentrations in Ischemic Kidneys of Rabbits and in Transplanted Kidneys of Dogs
- 4. Metabolic Control
- 4.1 Metabolic Control and Optimisation
- 29 The Mutual Coaction of two Regulatory Mechanisms Realizing Optimal Autoregulation of Metabolism
- 30 Optimization of Structure and Metabolism in Cellular Automata
- 4.2 Metabolic Control at the Cellular Level
- 31 Oscillatory Control of Glycolysis as a Model for Biological Timing Processes
- 32 Evaluation of the Coordinated Control of Activated Glycolysis and Respiration by Ortho-phosphate and ADP in Ascites Tumor Cells
- 33 Profiles of Substrate Levels of the Central Metabolic Pathways in Frog Heart
- 4.3 Control at the Systemic Level
- 34 Analysis by Computer of Some Oscillatory Features of the Red Cell System
- 4.4 Control and CNS
- 35 Memory and Cellular Control Processes
- 36 On the Steady State Nature of Evolution, Learning, Perception, Hallucination and Dreaming
- 37 Circadian Activity Rhythm in the CNS and its Control
- 4.5 Thermoregulation
- 38 The Use of Theoretical Models in the Study of Thermoregulation in Man
- 39 On the Mechanism of the Calorigenic Action of Catecholamines
- 5. Conclusion
- 40 Some Epicritical Remarks (Instead of a Summary)
- Author Index.