01641nam a2200205Ia 4500 CTU_166669 210402s9999 xx 000 0 und d 259.00 616.1 H763 Homocysteine in health and disease Edited by Ralph Carmel, Donald W. Jacobsen Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2001 High levels of homocysteine, a sulfur-containing amino acid derived from methionine, have recently been identified as a very important risk factor in cardiovascular disease. Homocysteine abnormalities are also thought to contribute to birth defects and dementia. There are many common genetic disorders and problems (such as vitamin deficiency) that adversely affect the metabolism of homocysteine. In this book a team of the world's experts in the field provide a clear, current, clinical analysis of the biochemistry, genetics, and epidemiology of homocysteine disorders, providing a uniquely comprehensive account of the broad range of medical, nutritional and methodological implications of homocysteine for health and disease. Homocysteine,Homocysteine,Homocysteine,Hyperhomocysteinemia,Cardiovascular Diseases,Hyperhomocysteinemia,Homocysteine (một loại acid amin),Homocysteine (một loại acid amin),Homocysteine (một loại acid amin) Pathophysiology,Metabolism,Physiological effect,physiopathology,Etiology,Complications,Sinh lý bệnh học,Sự chuyển hoá,Tác dụng sinh lý Yen,QHieu Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Cần Thơ