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Encyclopedic Reference of Genomics and Proteomics in Molecular Medicine

ENCYCLOPEDIC REF OF GENOMICS & PROTEOMICS MOLECULAR MED

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One of the most authoritative and wide-ranging reference yet assembled on Functional Genomics (the systematic analysis and identification of genes and their function) and Proteomics (the study of the complex structures and functions of proteins) in the rapidly expanding field of Molecular Medicine, the two-volume reference work offers a comprehensive overview of the terms, topics and issues in both molecular biology and molecular medicine, with particular emphasis placed on the molecular causes of diseases. It provides current information about developments in the field, including pharmacogenetics and pharmacoproteomics, gene regulation and gene therapy.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Editors-in-Chief.
Field Editors.
Editorial Assistant.
List of Contributors.
1: AAA ATPase.
2: Absorption Coefficient.
3: Absorption Edge.
4: Absorptive Intestinal Cells.
5: ACAMP.
6: Acamprosate.
7: Acantholysis.
8: Acanthosis.
9: Acceptor.
10: Accessible Surface Area.
11: ACE Inhibitor.
12: Acetabular Protrusion.
13: Acetal Linkage.
14: Acetyl Choline Esterase.
15: Achondrogenesis.
16: Achondroplasia.
17: Acousto-Optical Filters.
18: Acousto-Optical Modulator.
19: Acousto-Optical Tunable Filter.
20: Acquisition Time.
21: Acrocentric Chromosome.
22: Acrosome.
23: Acrosome Reaction.
24: Actin.
25: Actin Cytoskeleton.
26: Actin Filaments.
27: Actin Polymerisation.
28: Actin Related Proteins.
29: Action Potential.
30: Action Potential Backpropagation.
31: Activation (of a Molecule).
32: Activators of G-Protein Signaling.
33: Active Site.
34: Activin.
35: Actomyosin.
36: ActR-IB/-IC.
37: ActR-IIA/-IIB.
38: Acute Intermittent Porphyria.
39: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.
40: Acute Myeloid Leukaemia.
41: Acute Phase Proteins.
42: Acute Phase Reaction.
43: Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia.
44: ADAM.
45: Adaptive Immunity.
46: Adaptor Complexes.
47: Adaptor Protein Complexes.
48: Adaptor Proteins.
49: Addiction, Molecular Biology.
50: Addison&#x2019;s Disease.
51: Adeno-Associated Virus.
52: Adenoma.
53: Adenomas.
54: Adenomatous Polyposis Coli.
55: Adenylyl Cyclase.
56: ADH.
57: Adherens Junction.
58: Adhesion Molecules.
59: Adipogenesis.
60: Adiponectin.
61: Adjuvant.
62: ADMET or ADME/Tox.
63: Adoptee&#x2019;s Family Studies.
64: ADPKD.
65: Adrenal Insufficiency.
66: Adrenocorticotropin.
67: Adrenoleucodystrophy.
68: Adrenomyeloneuropathy.
69: Adult Neurogenesis.
70: Adult Stem Cells.
71: AER.
72: Affinity.
73: Affinity Chromatography.
74: Affinity Chromatography and In Vitro Binding (Beads).
75: Affinity Constant.
76: Affinity Tag.
77: Agarose.
78: Aggrecan.
79: Aggregation (Chimera).
80: Aggregophore.
81: Aging.
82: Agonist.
83: Agouti.
84: AIDS.
85: Akt.
86: Alagille Syndrome.
87: Albright&#x2019;s Hereditary Osteodystrophy.
88: Alcohol Abuse, Consequences.
89: Aldosterone.
90: ALK.
91: Alkaline Phosphatase.
92: Alkanethiol.
93: Alkyltransferases.
94: Allele.
95: Allele-Specific.
96: Allelic Association.
97: Allelic Series.
98: Allergy.
99: Allostery.
100: Allotetraploid.
101: Allozygous.
102: Alpha-Antitrypsin.
103: Alpha-Glucosidase/Alpha-Mannosidase.
104: Alpha-Helix (&#x03B1;-Helix).
105: Alpha-Oxidation.
106: Alpharetroviruses.
107: Alpharetroviruses CA (Capsid).
108: Alpha-Tubulin / Beta-Tubulin.
109: Alphoid DNA.
110: Alternative Splicing.
111: Alu Repetitive Elements.
112: Aly/REF.
113: Alzheimer&#x2019;s Disease.
114: Amadori Rearrangement.
115: AMH/MIS.
116: AMHR-II.
117: Amide Bonds.
118: Amide-Linkage.
119: Amino Acids: Physicochemical Properties.
120: AMP.
121: Amphetamine.
122: Amphipathic.
123: Amplification.
124: Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphic Markers.
125: Amygdala.
126: Amyloid.
127: Amyloidosis.
128: Analytical Ultracentrifugation.
129: Anaphase.
130: Anaphase Movement.
131: Anaphase Promoting Complex (APC)/Cyclosome.
132: ANAs.
133: Anchorage Dependence/Independence.
134: Androgen Insensitivity.
135: Androgen Receptor (Gene).
136: Aneuploidy.
137: Angelman Syndrome.
138: Angiofibroma.
139: Angiogenesis.
140: Angiogenesis Factors.
141: Angiogenesis-Dependent Diseases.
142: Angiomyolipoma.
143: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme.
144: &#x00C5;ngstr&#x00F6;m (&#x00C5;).
145: Animal Cap.
146: Animal Model.
147: Anionic C-Terminal Carboxylate.
148: Ankyrin Repeat.
149: Anlage.
150: Annotation.
151: Anomalous Diffraction, Anomalous Scattering.
152: Anomalous Scatterer.
153: Anomer.
154: ANT1 (Adenosine Nucleotide Transporter 1).
155: Antagonist.
156: Antennapedia Complex.
157: Anterior Horn Cells.
158: Anthracyclines.
159: Antibody.
160: Antibody Array.
161: Antibody Cross Reactivity.
162: Anticipation.
163: Anticodon.
164: Anti-Craving Substances.
165: Antigen.
166: Antigen Expression.
167: Antigen Receptors.
168: Antim&#x00FC;llerian Hormone.
169: Antiparallel.
170: Antiretroviral Agents.
171: Antisense (Oligonucleotides).
172: Antisense RNA.
173: Antisera.
174: Aorta.
175: AP Endonuclease.
176: AP&#x2013;1.
177: APC/C.
178: APCI.
179: APH&#x2013;1.
180: Apheresis.
181: Apical Ectodermal Ridge.
182: Apical Junctional Complex.
183: Apical Membrane.
184: APL.
185: APOE.
186: APOE Null (Mutant, Knockout) Mice.
187: Apolar.
188: Apolipoprotein.
189: Apoptosis.
190: Apoptosis, Regulation and Clinical Implications.
191: Apoptosome.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Editors-in-Chief.
Field Editors.
Editorial Assistant.
List of Contributors.
1: AAA ATPase.
2: Absorption Coefficient.
3: Absorption Edge.
4: Absorptive Intestinal Cells.
5: ACAMP.
6: Acamprosate.
7: Acantholysis.
8: Acanthosis.
9: Acceptor.
10: Accessible Surface Area.
11: ACE Inhibitor.
12: Acetabular Protrusion.
13: Acetal Linkage.
14: Acetyl Choline Esterase.
15: Achondrogenesis.
16: Achondroplasia.
17: Acousto-Optical Filters.
18: Acousto-Optical Modulator.
19: Acousto-Optical Tunable Filter.
20: Acquisition Time.
21: Acrocentric Chromosome.
22: Acrosome.
23: Acrosome Reaction.
24: Actin.
25: Actin Cytoskeleton.
26: Actin Filaments.
27: Actin Polymerisation.
28: Actin Related Proteins.
29: Action Potential.
30: Action Potential Backpropagation.
31: Activation (of a Molecule).
32: Activators of G-Protein Signaling.
33: Active Site.
34: Activin.
35: Actomyosin.
36: ActR-IB/-IC.
37: ActR-IIA/-IIB.
38: Acute Intermittent Porphyria.
39: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.
40: Acute Myeloid Leukaemia.
41: Acute Phase Proteins.
42: Acute Phase Reaction.
43: Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia.
44: ADAM.
45: Adaptive Immunity.
46: Adaptor Complexes.
47: Adaptor Protein Complexes.
48: Adaptor Proteins.
49: Addiction, Molecular Biology.
50: Addison&#x2019;s Disease.
51: Adeno-Associated Virus.
52: Adenoma.
53: Adenomas.
54: Adenomatous Polyposis Coli.
55: Adenylyl Cyclase.
56: ADH.
57: Adherens Junction.
58: Adhesion Molecules.
59: Adipogenesis.
60: Adiponectin.
61: Adjuvant.
62: ADMET or ADME/Tox.
63: Adoptee&#x2019;s Family Studies.
64: ADPKD.
65: Adrenal Insufficiency.
66: Adrenocorticotropin.
67: Adrenoleucodystrophy.
68: Adrenomyeloneuropathy.
69: Adult Neurogenesis.
70: Adult Stem Cells.
71: AER.
72: Affinity.
73: Affinity Chromatography.
74: Affinity Chromatography and In Vitro Binding (Beads).
75: Affinity Constant.
76: Affinity Tag.
77: Agarose.
78: Aggrecan.
79: Aggregation (Chimera).
80: Aggregophore.
81: Aging.
82: Agonist.
83: Agouti.
84: AIDS.
85: Akt.
86: Alagille Syndrome.
87: Albright&#x2019;s Hereditary Osteodystrophy.
88: Alcohol Abuse, Consequences.
89: Aldosterone.
90: ALK.
91: Alkaline Phosphatase.
92: Alkanethiol.
93: Alkyltransferases.
94: Allele.
95: Allele-Specific.
96: Allelic Association.
97: Allelic Series.
98: Allergy.
99: Allostery.
100: Allotetraploid.
101: Allozygous.
102: Alpha-Antitrypsin.
103: Alpha-Glucosidase/Alpha-Mannosidase.
104: Alpha-Helix (&#x03B1;-Helix).
105: Alpha-Oxidation.
106: Alpharetroviruses.
107: Alpharetroviruses CA (Capsid).
108: Alpha-Tubulin / Beta-Tubulin.
109: Alphoid DNA.
110: Alternative Splicing.
111: Alu Repetitive Elements.
112: Aly/REF.
113: Alzheimer&#x2019;s Disease.
114: Amadori Rearrangement.
115: AMH/MIS.
116: AMHR-II.
117: Amide Bonds.
118: Amide-Linkage.
119: Amino Acids: Physicochemical Properties.
120: AMP.
121: Amphetamine.
122: Amphipathic.
123: Amplification.
124: Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphic Markers.
125: Amygdala.
126: Amyloid.
127: Amyloidosis.
128: Analytical Ultracentrifugation.
129: Anaphase.
130: Anaphase Movement.
131: Anaphase Promoting Complex (APC)/Cyclosome.
132: ANAs.
133: Anchorage Dependence/Independence.
134: Androgen Insensitivity.
135: Androgen Receptor (Gene).
136: Aneuploidy.
137: Angelman Syndrome.
138: Angiofibroma.
139: Angiogenesis.
140: Angiogenesis Factors.
141: Angiogenesis-Dependent Diseases.
142: Angiomyolipoma.
143: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme.
144: &#x00C5;ngstr&#x00F6;m (&#x00C5;).
145: Animal Cap.
146: Animal Model.
147: Anionic C-Terminal Carboxylate.
148: Ankyrin Repeat.
149: Anlage.
150: Annotation.
151: Anomalous Diffraction, Anomalous Scattering.
152: Anomalous Scatterer.
153: Anomer.
154: ANT1 (Adenosine Nucleotide Transporter 1).
155: Antagonist.
156: Antennapedia Complex.
157: Anterior Horn Cells.
158: Anthracyclines.
159: Antibody.
160: Antibody Array.
161: Antibody Cross Reactivity.
162: Anticipation.
163: Anticodon.
164: Anti-Craving Substances.
165: Antigen.
166: Antigen Expression.
167: Antigen Receptors.
168: Antim&#x00FC;llerian Hormone.
169: Antiparallel.
170: Antiretroviral Agents.
171: Antisense (Oligonucleotides).
172: Antisense RNA.
173: Antisera.
174: Aorta.
175: AP Endonuclease.
176: AP&#x2013;1.
177: APC/C.
178: APCI.
179: APH&#x2013;1.
180: Apheresis.
181: Apical Ectodermal Ridge.
182: Apical Junctional Complex.
183: Apical Membrane.
184: APL.
185: APOE.
186: APOE Null (Mutant, Knockout) Mice.
187: Apolar.
188: Apolipoprotein.
189: Apoptosis.
190: Apoptosis, Regulation and Clinical Implications.
191: Apoptosome.

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