Albert L. Lehninger

Citas

• “Biochemistry asks how the remarkable properties of living organisms arise from the thousands of different biomolecules.”

• “Perhaps the most remarkable property of living cells and organisms is their ability to reproduce themselves for countless generations with nearly perfect fidelity.”

• “The remarkable similarity of metabolic pathways and gene sequences across the phyla argues strongly that all modern organisms are derived from a common evolutionary progenitor by a series of small changes (mutations), each of which conferred a selective advantage to some organism in some ecological niche.”

• “All living organisms fall into one of three large groups (domains) [Bacteria, Archeara, Eukarya] that define three branches of evolution from a common progenitor.”

Los libros de Albert L. Lehninger en orden

Los libros de Albert L. Lehninger en el orden en que se publicaron, de The Mitochondrion (1964) a Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry (2000).

1. 1The MitochondrionThe Mitochondrion1964
2. 2BioenergeticsBioenergetics1965
3. 3BiochemistryBiochemistry1970
4. 4Short Course in BiochemistryShort Course in Biochemistry1973
5. 5Principles of BiochemistryPrinciples of Biochemistry1982
6. 6Guide to Lehninger's Principles of BiochemistryGuide to Lehninger's Principles of Biochemistry1984
7. 7Grundkurs BiochemieGrundkurs Biochemie1985
8. 8Principles of BiochemistyPrinciples of Biochemisty1993
9. 9Protein Function as Illustrated by Oxygen-binding ProteinsProtein Function as Illustrated by Oxygen-binding Proteins1993
10. 10BioquimicaBioquimica1995
11. 11Principios De Bioquimica - 2da EdicionPrincipios De Bioquimica - 2da Edicion1999
12. 12Principles of Biochemistry - Protein Sample ChaptersPrinciples of Biochemistry - Protein Sample Chapters1999
13. 13Lehninger Principles of BiochemistryLehninger Principles of Biochemistry2000