Biochemistry: The Molecular Basis of Life
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Edition: 6th
Published: 2016
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 770
ISBN 13: 9780190209896
ISBN 10: 0190209895
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About This Book
Although this textbook has been revised and updated to reflect the latest research in biochemistry, our original mission remains unchanged. We continue to believe that the cornerstone of an education in the life sciences is a coherent understanding of the basic principles of biochemistry. Once biochemical concepts have been mastered, students are then prepared to tackle the complexities of their chosen science fields. To that end, we have sought comprehensive coverage of biochemical systems, structures, and reactions, but within the context of the organism. We have thus sought a unique balance between chemistry, biology, and their applications to medicine and human health. McKee's balance means a principles-driven text with thorough chemical coverage, strong problem-solving support, and more-prominent biological applications. It means not just lists of reactions, but a context in the…