Inorganic Chemistry in Biology

Explore the fascinating world of Inorganic Chemistry in Biology by Oxford University Press, published in 1997. This insightful paperback, spanning 92 pages, delves into the crucial roles that elements beyond carbon play in biological chemistry. Discover the significance of various biologically important elements and their functions across a diverse range of species, including humans, crocodiles, chickens, fish, beetles, and plants. The book also addresses the implications of these elements in diseases such as methemoglobinemia and thalassemia, providing a comprehensive overview of their impact on health and biology. Perfect for students and professionals alike, this work is an essential addition to any biology or chemistry enthusiast's library. Don't miss the chance to enrich your understanding of the elemental underpinnings of life!