Essential Endocrinology
Essential Endocrinology by Charles G. D. Brook is a comprehensive resource published by Wiley on September 7, 2001. This fourth edition spans 179 pages and is presented in English. The book provides a clear explanation of the molecular and physiological aspects of endocrinology, emphasizing how foundational knowledge aids in understanding endocrine diseases and their management.
Readers will find that the text covers all major endocrine systems, integrating basic medical science with clinical practice. It includes case studies to enhance learning and features a revised Chapter 2 that discusses both established and newer molecular mechanisms of hormone action. The opening chapters focus on hormone synthesis, secretion, and endocrine homeostasis, while new and revised appendices simplify complex topics such as steroid structures and hormone measurement techniques. Clear line diagrams throughout the book illustrate key concepts, making it an accessible resource for those studying endocrinology and metabolism.
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Essential Endocrinology clearly explains the molecular and physiological aspects of endocrinology and shows how knowledge of the fundamentals informs the understanding of endocrine diseases and their management. The distinguished author team has ensured that all topics are presented in a straightforward, accessible manner for ease of understanding. Each of the major endocrine systems is covered, with careful attention to the integration of basic medical science with clinical endocrine practice. Case studies are incorporated to give further value as a learning resource.
- A completely revised Chapter 2, reflecting both established and newer molecular mechanisms of hormone action.
- Opening chapters clearly describing the synthesis and secretion of hormones and the key topic of endocrine homeostasis.
- One entirely new appendix which gives a simple formula for working out steroid structures, thereby alleviating the need to learn by rote this difficult section of endocrinology.
- Two revised appendices covering techniques for measurement of hormones and classical experiments to characterise the interaction of hormones with their receptors.
- Clear, explanatory line diagrams throughout depicting the underlying concepts of the text.
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