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Harry R. Matthews, PhD, Richard Freedland, PhD, and Roger L. Miesfeld, PhD, present a comprehensive introduction to the rapidly evolving field of biochemistry, which focuses on the chemical components of living matter, their reactions, and the energetic changes involved. This text is designed for students and researchers needing to quickly grasp core concepts, principles, and theories without delving into excessive technical details. It offers a concise overview of modern biochemistry, making it ideal for nonmajors and those seeking a quick review. The format is accessible, featuring clear illustrations and practical examples, including applications in cancer and other diseases, primarily in humans. This resource is perfect for medical students and undergraduates in biochemistry and molecular biology courses, as well as technicians and professionals looking to refresh their knowledge in a succinct manner. The book effectively identifies key concepts and essentials, ensuring readers can understand significant current and emerging achievements in the field.
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Biochemistry, Harry Roy Matthews, Richard A. Freedland, Roger L. Miesfeld
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- Released
- 1997
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- Title
- Biochemistry
- Subtitle
- A Short Course
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Wiley-Liss
- Released
- 1997
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 505
- ISBN10
- 0471022055
- ISBN13
- 9780471022053
- Series
- Description
- Harry R. Matthews, PhD, Richard Freedland, PhD, and Roger L. Miesfeld, PhD, present a comprehensive introduction to the rapidly evolving field of biochemistry, which focuses on the chemical components of living matter, their reactions, and the energetic changes involved. This text is designed for students and researchers needing to quickly grasp core concepts, principles, and theories without delving into excessive technical details. It offers a concise overview of modern biochemistry, making it ideal for nonmajors and those seeking a quick review. The format is accessible, featuring clear illustrations and practical examples, including applications in cancer and other diseases, primarily in humans. This resource is perfect for medical students and undergraduates in biochemistry and molecular biology courses, as well as technicians and professionals looking to refresh their knowledge in a succinct manner. The book effectively identifies key concepts and essentials, ensuring readers can understand significant current and emerging achievements in the field.