Metabolic disorders arise from disruptions in biochemical pathways, leading to conditions like diabetes, obesity, and inherited enzyme deficiencies. These disorders can affect multiple organs and systems, making diagnosis and treatment complex. This book provides a detailed look at the molecular basis of metabolic diseases, covering their causes, symptoms, and therapeutic approaches. It highlights advances in genetic research, enzyme replacement therapy, and lifestyle interventions. Discussions of inherited metabolic defects such as phenylketonuria and galactosemia offer clinical relevance. Through case studies and diagnostic techniques, it connects theory to practice, making it a vital resource for students and practitioners.
Isaac Evans is a researcher focused on metabolic disorders, ranging from diabetes to rare inherited conditions. His work examines how genetic mutations and lifestyle factors influence metabolism. Isaac has published extensively on the molecular mechanisms behind metabolic diseases. His research is pivotal in developing personalized treatments for conditions like diabetes and obesity. Isaac’s work continues to shape the understanding and management of complex metabolic disorders.