Biochemistry for the Medical Sciences: An Integrated Case ApproachShows students how biochemistry and molecular biology are used to solve real problems, and encourages them to do their own detective work. In this way biochemistry is brought to life and students are able to integrate factual knowledge to form diagnosis and management strategies. |
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