 | | (introductory text...) |
 | | 1. Introduction |
| | 2. An introduction to metabolic-control logic and its application to the structure of a biochemical pathway |
| | 3. Use of maximum activities of enzymes as quantitative indices of maximum flux through metabolic pathways |
| | 4. Enzyme activities as indication of the capacity of major energy providing pathways in immune cells |
| | 5. Glutamine and the immune cells |
| | 6. Glutamine - A link between muscle and the immune system |
| | 7. Large decreases in the concentration of glutamine in plasma |
| | 8. The clinical significance of the role of glutamine in immune cells |
| | 9. The effects of glutamine provision for the patient |
| | 10. Branched-point sensitivity, substrate cycles and thermogenesis |
| | References |
