Titlebook: Biochemistry of the Lanthanides; C. H. Evans Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 19th century.Atom.amino acid.biochemi

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Biochemical Techniques Which Employ Lanthanides,copy, in enzyme assay, and in a number of other types of biochemical investigation. These applications of the lanthanides rest upon their chemical properties, which were described in Chapter 2. In the present chapter, the ways in which these properties are put to experimental use are described.

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Toxicology and Pharmacology of the Lanthanides,ssion of which lies outside the scope of this book. For this reason, the radiotoxicity of lanthanides is not given more than a passing mention in this chapter. Instead, we shall concentrate on the metabolic and physiological perturbations produced by nonradioactive lanthanides.

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Historical Introduction,sh town of Ytterby. This book is a descendent of that discovery, which foreshadowed the identification of a new group of elements, the rare earths or lanthanides. (For a discussion of nomenclature, see Section 2.1.) The intervening 200 years have been colorful ones. Owing to the close chemical simil

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Biochemical Techniques Which Employ Lanthanides,ently, they have attracted the attention of biochemists not because of their physiological functions, but because of their several extremely valuable experimental uses. The most important of these exploit their ability to serve as informative spectroscopic probes of the interactions of Ca. and, to a

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The Interaction of Lanthanides with Amino Acids and Proteins, functional aspects of the Ca.-binding sites on proteins. The chemical principles upon which this strategy rests are discussed in Chapter 2. In some cases, lanthanides have served to report on the binding sites of other metal ions, such as Fe. in transferrin (Section 4.8) and ferritin (Section 4.8),

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