edited by Gregor Cevc
The Phospholipids Handbook discusses the biochemistry and synthesis of phospholipid molecules; covers all
important fields of phospholipid applications; addresss the more physiological aspects of research, such as biodegradation and lipid-related diseases; surveys the main preparative, purification, and characterization techniques useful in phospholipid manufacturing and research.
It also supplies appendices that reveal essential data on lipid structure, thermodynamics, elastomechanics, and solubility.
Contents
General and Chemical Properties: Structure and Nomenclature. Occurrence and
Response to Environmental Stresses in Nonmammalian Organisms. Isolation and Analysis of Phospholipids and
Phospholipid Mixtures. Phospholipid Biosynthesis. Chemical Preparation of Sphingosine and
Sphingolipids: A Review of Enantioselective Syntheses. Chemical Preparation of
Glycerolipids: A Review of Recent Syntheses. Polymerizable Phospholipids. Coupling and Labeling
of Phospholipids. Chemical Stability. Physical Stability on Long-Term Storage.
Index.
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