The Biochemical Code of Diseases

In an era marked by rapid transformation in science and medicine, understanding diseases not only through clinical manifestations but also at the molecular and biochemical levels has become increasingly important. The functioning of cellular metabolic networks, disruptions in signal transduction mechanisms, the chronicity of inflammatory processes, the neurobiochemical effects of stress-related axes, the biological accumulation of environmental toxins, the biochemistry of muscle and exercise, neuroinflammation, and cardiometabolic risks affecting public health constitute the core components of the complex disease burden faced by modern medicine.
Prepared under the title “The Biochemical Code of Diseases” this book represents a comprehensive work that aims to provide both theoretical and applied knowledge by examining the molecular processes underlying disease from a multidimensional perspective. The chapters offer a broad framework that begins with the molecular and cellular foundations of disease biochemistry and extends to the shared mechanisms of inflammation, stress, and metabolic dysregulation; biochemical risk profiles of public health significance; the biochemical basis of neurological and psychiatric disorders; the effects of environmental and occupational exposures; the mapping of biochemical processes through imaging techniques; and, finally, current scientific insights into the biochemistry of exercise.
With this structure, the volume not only builds bridges across diverse fields of medicine and health sciences but also highlights the increasingly interdisciplinary role of biochemistry. The book aims to serve as a reliable, up-to-date, and integrative resource for researchers, graduate students, healthcare professionals, and scientists working in the field of biochemistry.