Huszti Zsuzsanna

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Kiadó: Akadémiai Kiadó

Online megjelenés éve: 2025

Nyomtatott megjelenés éve: 2025

ISBN: 978 963 664 087 3

Orvostudomány

A cink az élő szervezetek esszenciális mikroeleme. Nagy mennyiségben megtalálható az emberi agyban, az izmokban, a csontokban, a vesében, a májban, a prosztatában és a szemben is. Több száz enzim működésében vesz részt – részben közvetlenül a katalitikus reakciókban, részben az enzimfehérjék koordinátoraként. Jelentős strukturális funkciót tölt be számos transzkripciós faktor szerkezetének kialakításában és a sejtek közötti kommunikációban. Huszti Zsuzsa vizsgálódásának tárgya ezúttal az agy. A kötet külön fejezetekben tárgyalja a cink szerepét az idegsejtekben, a neurofziológiában, a neuoropatológiában, az Alzheimer-kórban (a betegség terápiájában), a memóriában. A szerző széles szakirodalmi bázisra támaszkodva összegzi az ismeretanyagot, és gazdag hivatkozási listával látja el a fejezeteket.

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