1st Edition

Introduction to Lipidomics From Bacteria to Man

By Claude Leray Copyright 2013
340 Pages 545 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

340 Pages
by CRC Press

339 Pages
by CRC Press

Lipidomics is the study of the lipid molecules that are found in animal, plant, and bacterial cells. Recent research in this field has been driven by the development of sensitive new mass spectrometric tools and protocols, leading to the identification and quantification of thousands of lipids and their roles in metabolic processes. Designed for students of biochemistry, cell biology,... Read more

Section I Simple Lipids
Simple Lipids with Only One Component
Hydrocarbons
Fatty Acids
Hydroxylated or Cyclic Fatty Acid Derivatives
Fatty Alcohols
Fatty Aldehydes
Fatty Ketones
Long-Chain Amino Alcohols
Phenolic or Quinone Lipids
Prenylated Lipids

Simple Lipids with Two Different Components
Acylglycerols
Simple Aminolipids
Ceramides
Waxes
Cyanolipids
Sterol Esters and Sterol Alkyl Ethers
Acyl-CoA
Simple Glycolipids

Section II Complex Lipids
Phospholipids
Glycerophospholipids
Glycerophosphonolipids
Sphingosylphospholipids
Sphingosylphosphonolipids

Complex Amino Lipids
Amino Lipids without Glycerol
Amino Lipids Containing a Diacylglycerol

Complex Glycolipids
Glycoglycerolipids
Glycosphingolipids
Lipopolysaccharides
Phenolic Glycolipids
Glycopeptidolipids

Appendix A: Main Biological and Pharmacological Properties of Lipids
Appendix B: Main Lipids Involved in Human Pathologies
Appendix C: Selected History of Lipid Science and Technology
Appendix D: References
Index

Biography

Claude Leray