Secondary Metabolism

Secondary metabolism is defined as the metabolism other than the primary breakdown of carbon sources for cellular buildup and energy production. However secondary metabolism may does produce or consume small or negligible amounts of energy. Basic starting material for secondary metabolism is the end product of primary metabolism like pyruvate, acetate, succinate, ethanol etc. Secondary metabolism may be for the purpose of protective or escaping unfavorable conditions or to pass over the stress or nutrient deficient conditions. Bioenergetics: Open Access is one of the best indexed journals in the field of biochemistry, physiology, metabolism, energy related process in the living organisms and exercise physiology, publishes the ongoing scientific research in the form of original research, review, case reports, editorials with the main focus on the quality of publishing. By the eminent personalities from the editorial and reviewer board, ensuring of the high quality and originality of the published content is achieved. OMICS Group International has been indexing all articles of Bioenergetics: Open Access to enhance visibility and credibility. It has a repertoire of over 700+ peer-reviewed journals of which, quality and originality are insured by 50,000+ editorial board members.

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Last date updated on September, 2024