Organic chemistry of biological compounds

Organic chemistry of biological compounds

by Barker

Part of Foundations of modern organic chemistry series

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The science of biochemistry seeks to answer these three basic questions: What is the nature of the molecules and structures found in living cells? What is the biological function of these molecules and structures? How are they synthesized (and broken down) in the cell? This book deals with the first question, related to the qualitative and quantitative characterization of the biochemical world and to the methods available for structural analysis.

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