Metal Ions in Biological Systems

Explore the intricate role of metal ions in biological systems with "Metal Ions in Biological Systems" by Helmut Sigel. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1983, this comprehensive hardback volume spans 520 pages, delving deep into the fascinating world of zinc metalloenzymes. Sigel meticulously examines the various categories of these enzymes, alongside detailed models of enzymic metal-ion binding sites.

This essential resource also addresses the nutritional aspects of zinc, including its absorption, excretion, and significant impact on enzyme and hormone activity. Furthermore, the book discusses the implications of zinc deficiency syndrome, making it a crucial read for anyone interested in biochemistry and inorganic chemistry. Enhance your understanding of the physiological effects of metals in the body with this authoritative work, perfect for students, researchers, and professionals alike.