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1 DISPLAY_CALL_NO TITLE_BRIEF PUB_DATE QU 4 B347i 1970 Introduction to organic and biological chemistry 1970 QU 4 B361m 1999 Medical biochemistry / 1999 QU 4 B615a Biochemistry : a problems approach / 1981 QU 4 B615b 1994 Suppl. Biochemistry resource book / 1994 QU 4 B631g 1989 Guide to biochemistry / 1989 QU 4 B885b 1999 Biochemistry / 1999 QU 4 C312b 1992 Biochemistry / 1992 QU 4 C Clinical biochemistry : an illustrated colour text / 1995 QU 4 C Clinical studies in medical biochemistry / 1987 QU 4 G618c Clinical biochemistry made ridiculously simple / 1999 QU 4 G815m 1996 Medical biochemistry at a glance / 1996 QU 4 H Harper's biochemistry / 2000 QU 4 H Harper's illustrated biochemistry / 2003 QU 4 L524p 1982 Principles of biochemistry / 1982 QU 4 L524p Principles of biochemistry / 1993 QU 4 M788b Biochemistry : a case oriented approach / 1990 QU 4 N425L Lehninger principles of biochemistry / 2000 QU 4 O77b Human biochemistry / 1982 QU 4 O Outlines of biochemistry / 1987 QU 4 R261b 1989 Biochemistry / 1989 QU 4 R821b 1996 Biochemistry / 1996 QU 4 S392e 1988 Essentials of biochemistry / 1988 QU 4 S928b 1975 Biochemistry / 1975 QU 4 S928b Biochemistry / 1995 QU 4 T Textbook of biochemistry : with clinical correlations / 1982 QU 4 T Textbook of biochemistry : with clinical correlations / 1986 QU 4 T Textbook of biochemistry : with clinical correlations / 1992 QU 4 T Textbook of biochemistry : with clinical correlations / 1997 QU 4 T Textbook of biochemistry : with clinical correlations / 2002 QU 4 T Transition states of biochemical processes / 1978 Essentials of modern biochemistry : a comprehensive QU 4 W494e 1983 review for medical students / 1983 QU 4 Z93p 1995 Principles of biochemistry /

2 QU 4 Z93s 1995 Student study art notebook : principles of biochemistry / 1995 QU 13 O Oxford dictionary of biochemistry and molecular biology / 2000 QU 18 W445b Body fluids and electrolytes : a programmed presentation / 1995 QU 25 B Basic DNA and RNA protocols / 1996 QU 25 B691p Protein methods / 1996 Reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography QU 25 K93r 1982 : theory, practice, and biomedical applications / 1982 QU 34 M515p 1998 Principles of medical biochemistry / 1998 QU 39 H217b 1987 Biochemistry of human nutrition : a desk reference / 1987 QU 39 W342g 1994 G protein linked receptor factsbook / 1994 QU 55 A Antibody fusion proteins / 1999 QU 55 B Biology of heat shock proteins and molecular chaperones / 1994 QU 55 C Calmodulin / 1988 QU 55 C232p Procedures in nucleic acid research, 1966 QU 55 C Cell adhesion and human disease / 1995 QU 55 C Characterization of proteins / 1988 QU 55 F980i 2003 Inverse agonism : proceedings of the Esteve Foundation Symposium X, S'Agaro (Girona), Spain, 2 5 October 2002 / 2003 QU 55 G106a 1999 G proteins : techniques of analysis / 1999 QU 55 I25g 1995 G protein coupled receptors / 1995 QU 55 N Nature and origin of amyloid fibrils / 1996 QU 55 P Protein blotting : a practical approach / 1994 QU 55 P Protein protocols handbook / 1996 QU 55 S388p 1979 Principles of protein structure / 1979 QU 55 S Stress proteins in biology and medicine / 1990 QU 55 T D proteome analysis protocols / 1999 QU 56 S989r 2004 Reversible protein acetylation 2004 QU 56 U Ubiquitin and the biology of the cell / 1998 QU 57 A Antisense therapeutics / 1996 QU 58 A Adenosine in the nervous system / 1991 QU 58 A Ancient DNA : recovery and analysis of genetic material from paleontological, archaeological, museum, medical, and forensic specimens / 1994 QU 58 B655n 2000 Nucleic acids : structures, properties, and functions /

3 QU 58 B881d 1994 DNA sequencing : the basics / 1994 QU 58 F Fos and jun families of transcription factors / 1994 QU 58 H HPLC in nucleic acid research : methods and applications / 1984 QU 58 I In situ hybridization : principles and practice / 1998 QU 58 I In situ hybridization histochemistry / 1990 QU 58 I In situ hybridization in neurobiology : advances in methodology / 1994 QU 58 K84d 1980 DNA replication / 1980 QU 58 N Nucleic acid hybridisation : a practical approach / 1985 QU 58 P Peptide nucleic acids : protocols and applications / 2004 QU 58 S678g 1989 G proteins and signal transduction : Society of General Physiologists, 43rd Annual Symposium, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, 1990 QU 58 T779d 1993 DNA protein interactions / 1993 QU 58.5 B655L 1996 Laboratory DNA science : an introduction to recombinant DNA techniques and methods of genome analysis / 1996 QU 58.5 C Computational genomics : theory and application / 2004 QU 58.5 M Molecular toxicology protocols / 2005 QU 58.7 J78r 1994 RNA isolation and analysis / 1994 QU 58.7 L Laboratory guide to RNA : isolation, analysis, and synthesis / 1996 QU 60 B826h Healing nutrients within : facts, findings, and new research on amino acids / 1997 QU 60 D Developments in tryptophan and serotonin metabolism / 2003 QU 60 M Metabolic and therapeutic aspects of amino acids in clinical nutrition / 2004 QU 60 N QU 60 T Neurosteroid effects in the central nervous system : the role of the GABA A receptor / 2004 Tryptophan, serotonin, and melatonin : basic aspects and applications / 1999 QU 68 A Aspartame : physiology and biochemistry /

4 QU 68 B947m 1993 Molecular biology and pharmacology of bradykinin receptors / 1993 QU 68 C Conformation in biology and drug design / 1985 QU 68 G Glutathione : chemical, biochemical, and medical aspects / 1989 QU 68 G Glutathione : chemical, biochemical, and medical aspects / 1989 QU 68 O Opiate receptors / 1988 QU 83 L Lactose digestion : clinical and nutritional implications / 1981 QU 85 B Biochemistry and biology of plasma lipoproteins / 1986 QU 85 C555L Lipid analysis : isolation, separation, identification, and structural analysis of lipids / 1982 QU 85 L Lipids : chemistry, biochemistry, and nutrition / 1986 QU 90 K56s 1987 Seafoods and fish oils in human health and disease / 1987 QU 90 P Physiological and clinical aspects of short chain fatty acids / 1995 QU 90 R916o 1996 Omega 3 oils / 1996 QU 93 L Liposomes : from biophysics to therapeutics / 1987 QU 93 P Platelet activating factor and related lipid mediators 2 : roles in health and disease / 1996 QU 93 P945L 1992 Local liposome drug delivery : an overlooked application / 1992 QU 95 L434c Cholesterol treatment : user guide to lipid disorder management / 1992 QU 95 S116c 1977 Cholesterol / 1977 QU 100 C Clinical applications of TGF [beta] QU 100 G Growth factors, differentiation factors, and cytokines / 1990 QU 100 P Polyfunctional cytokines : IL 6 and LIF QU 105 G992d 1975 Dynamics and control of the body fluids / 1975 QU 105 I Intracellular ph : its measurement, regulation, and utilization in cellular functions : proceedings of a conference held at the Kroc Foundation, Santa 1982 QU 105 S435f 1980 Fluids & electrolytes : a conceptual approach / 1980 QU 105 S435f Fluids and electrolytes : a conceptual approach /

5 QU 107 G QU 107 S989b 2004 Growth hormone/insulin like growth factor axis during development / 2005 Biology of IGF 1 : its interaction with insulin in health and malignant states / 2004 QU 110 P967m 1992 Melanins and melanogenesis / 1992 QU 120 S186m Metabolism at a glance / 2004 QU 125 E Energy metabolism, indirect calorimetry, and nutrition / 1989 QU 130 H Handbook on metals in clinical and analytical chemistry / 1994 QU I97e 1998 Element analysis of biological samples : principles and practice / 1998 QU 131 B Bisphosphonate on bones / 1995 QU 135 C818f 1979 Fundamentals of enzyme kinetics / 1979 QU 135 D621e Enzymes / 1979 QU 135 M Mechanistic principles of enzyme activity / 1988 QU 135 W223e 1979 Enzymatic reaction mechanisms / 1979 QU 135 W986s Structure and function of enzymes / 1979 QU 136 H Handbook of proteolytic enzymes / 1998 QU 136 I61p 1982 Proteases : potential role in health and disease / 1984 QU 136 P Proteinase inhibitors / 1986 Bowes' and Church's Food values of portions commonly QU 145 B786f used QU 145 G449p 1990 Principles of nutritional assessment / 1990 QU 145 H Handbook of nutrition in the aged / 1994 QU 145 L Lifestyle nutrition / 2001 QU 145 M135n 1993 Nutrition for the prime of life : the adult's guide to healthier living / 1993 QU 145 N Nutrition debate : sorting out some answers / 1986 QU 145 P367n Nutrition essentials and diet therapy / 1999 QU 145 P Preventive nutrition : the comprehensive guide for health professionals / 2005 QU 145 S244i 1998 Introduction to clinical nutrition / 1998 QU 145 S671n Nutrition counseling skills : assessment, treatment, and evaluation /

6 QU 145 W618u Understanding nutrition / 1993 QU 145 Y48p 1986 Popular nutritional practices : a scientific appraisal / 1986 Bowes & Church's food values of portions commonly QU P414b c.2 used / 2005 QU T142g 2003 Guide to understanding dietary supplements / 2003 QU 160 C731v Vitamins : fundamental aspects in nutrition and health / 1998 QU 160 H236f Food finder : food sources of vitamins & minerals / 1990 QU 160 H465b 1988 Better health and the reverse effect / 1988 QU 160 K97h Handbook of vitamins, minerals, and hormones / 1981 QU 167 R Retinoids : biology, chemistry, and medicine / 1994 QU 173 V837a 1997 Vitamin D / 1997 QU 187 C Clinical aspects of human carnitine deficiency / 1986 QU 210 S877h 1972 Healing factor: "vitamin C" against disease QU 325 G C.2 Guidelines for human embryonic stem cell research / 2005 QU 350 S989n 2005 Nuclear organization in development and disease / 2005 QU 375 C Cell migration in development and disease / 2005 QU 375 C Cell volume and signaling / 2004 QU 375 S Signalling networks in cell shape and motility / 2005 QU 450 W752g 2005 Genes and the agents of life : the individual in the fragile sciences, biology / 2005 QU 475 L351g Gene regulation : a eukaryotic perspective /

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