BIOCHEMISTRY AND METHODOLOGY OF LIPIDS

New York: Wiley Interscience - John Wiley & Sons, 1971. First Printing . Blue Boards. Very Good/Fair. 9 3/16" Tall. The chapter headings (and authors) of this classic contribution to the study of Lipids are: The Nomenclature and Classification of Lipids (Davenport, Johnson); Chemical Reactions of Lipids (Fogerty); Physical Chemistry of Lipids (Davenport); Lipoproteins (Burley); Some Theoretical Aspects of Chemotography (Craske); Extraction and Purification of Lipids (Johnson); Nonchromatographic Methods for the Separation and Analysis of Lipids (Forgerty); Column Chromatography of Lipids (Davenport); Thin-Layer Chromatography of Lipids (Shenstone); Gas-Liquid Chromatography of Lipids (Johnson, Stocks); Ultraviolet and Visible Spectroscopy of Lipids (Shenstone); Infrared Spectroscopy of Lipids (Davenport); Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy of Lipids (Henrikson); Mass Spectrometry of Lipids (Kennett); Chemical Determination of the Structure of Lipids (Davenport, Fogerty); Lipid Analyses of Clinical Interest and Their Automation (Bartholomew); Radiochemical Techniques (Johnson); Examples of Lipid Methodology (Fogerty, Johnson, Pearson); Fatty Acid Metabolism (Bishop, Stumpf); Lipid Metabolism (Bishop); The Distribution and Function of Lipids in Cells (Bishop); Ruminant Lipids (Scott); Clinical and Biotechnical Significance of Steroids (Casey); Deposition and Mobilization of Lipids in Man (Goldrick); and Lipids as a Source of Energy (Legge). 578 pages, with tables, figures, and Index; plus x (10) pages, Foreword, Preface, and Contents; References (and, occasionally, Summary) at the end of each paper. DJ is chipped, creased, and has been mended; boards are clean and sound; text is clean and strong.