Nutritional Biochemistry in Human Health
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Chemical Biology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2023) | Viewed by 209
Special Issue Editors
Interests: phytochemicals; dietary phytochemicals; food fortification; metabolic diseases; nutritional and metabolic diseases; molecular nutrition; nutritional biochemistry; human nutrition; applied nutrition; oxidative stress; oxidative stress biomarkers; inflammatory biomarkers
Interests: food recycling; plant enzyme inhibitors; protein structure and function; recombinant proteins; seed germination; seed storage proteins
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Dear Colleagues,
The science of nutrition is becoming more and more vital to our understanding of almost all metabolic processes. Today, we see the impact of nutrients and foods on both physical and mental health; therefore, studies have emerged indicating the strong connections between our diet, gut health/the individual microbiome, and various diseases. The biological concepts can compromise our vision into the mechanisms by which diet influences our health and disease. To this extent, reinforcing the biochemistry of nutrition is essential to broaden our understanding of several aspects of human biology including cellular and molecular biology, physiology and medicinal chemistry. The biochemistry of nutrition is a multidisciplinary scientific area, including biology, chemistry, and physics, to a greater extent to cell metabolism, cell functioning, macronutrients, mental health illnesses and neurodevelopmental disorders, and other factors that contribute to the interplay between nutrients and disease.
Dr. Parisa Abbasi-Parizad
Prof. Dr. Alessio Scarafoni
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- food chemistry
- nutrients
- dietary phytochemicals
- nutritional biochemistry
- nutrition and microbiome
- human health
- diet and diseases
- physiological mechanisms of action of nutrients
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