Carbohydrate Chemistry Vol 36
Volume 36 of the Specialist Periodical Report – Carbohydrate Chemistry – was published earlier this week and will be available at the forthcoming International Carbohydrate Symposium in Japan in August.
The lastest volume has a strong focus on biochemical and medical applications and will be essential reading for anyone wishing to be better aquainted with the latest developments in this area.
…with broad coverage and a strong coupling to experimental results, this book will prove indispensable to a large readership.
Molecular Simulations and Biomembranes: From Biophysics to Function is the 20th book to be published in the RSC Biomolecular Sciences Series. Edited by Mark Sansom and Philip Biggin, it highlights recent advances in the way computer simulation can be applied to the field of membranes and membrane proteins. For further details see http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/9781849732154
The text strikes a remarkably good balance between presenting information with clarity and authority whilst retaining the reader’s interest, especially by highlighting the relevance of the information provided to every day life.
This book is the latest offering from John Emsley and explains to the general reader the roles of chemistry in various areas of life ranging from the entirely personal to the worryingly global. These roles are currently not widely appreciated and certainly not well understood. If you would like further information on this go to http://www.rsc.org/Shop/books/2010/9781847558626.asp
…provides readers with a comprehensive view of this relatively new and exciting area of bioanalytical and inorganic chemistry.
This authoritative book, edited by Chunying Chen, Zhifang Chai and Yuxi Gao, offers readers an insight into advanced nuclear analytical techniques for metallomics and metalloproteomics, both areas emerging as scientific hot topics in bioanalytical and inorganic chemistry and biochemistry. Metallomics and metalloproteomics study is not only for chemists involved in nuclear techniques and speciation, it is also important for environmental, nutritional and clinical researcher and drug developer. For further information visit http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/9781847559913
