Comprehensive Biochemistry 30 :  A History of biochemistry  (1972)

Préface à la section VI

Introduction aux parties I et II

Part I : Proto-Biochemistry

        Chapter 1 – Ancient Greek Proto-Chemistry
        Chapter 2 – From Alchemy to Iatrochemistry
        Chapter 3 – Respiratory Theory of « Vital Heat » and phlogistic Proto-Biochemistry
        Chapter 4 – « Dynamic Permanence » and « Assimilation » Prior to the Chemical Revolution

Part II : From Proto-Biochemistry to Biochemsitry

        Chapter 5 -: Metabolic Theories of Lavoisier and his Followers
        Chapter 6 – The Nature of Alcoholic Fermentation, the « Theory of the cells » and the Concept of the Cells as Units of Metabolism
        Chapter 7 – The Rise and Fall of Liebig’s Metabolic Theories
        Chapter 8 – The Intracellular Location of Metabolic Changes
        Chapter 9 – The Reaction Against « Analysm » : Antichemicalists and Physiological Chemsits of the 19 th Century
        Chapter 10 - Dynamic Permanece after Liebig, and the End of the Myth of Direct Assimilation
        Chapter 11 – From Forces-to-Life to Bioenergetics
        Chapter 12 – Life Banned from Organic Chemistry
        Chapter 13 – Biocatalyst and the Enzymatic Theory of Metabolism
        Chapter14 -  The Dark Age of Biocolloidology
        Chapter 15 – Recognition of the Proteins as the Defined Macromolecules
        Chapter 16 – Biochemists Find Their Way into the Cell

Appendices