Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry (Lieberman, Marks's Basic Medical Biochemistry) [Kindle Edition]
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Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry
Direct download links available Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry from 4shared, mediafire, hotfile, and mirror link This core textbook helps medical students bridge the gap between biochemistry, physiology, and clinical care. The strength of Mark's Basic Medical Biochemistry is that it starts with the patient—the metabolic and nutritional needs of the human body (easy for students to understand)—as opposed to explanations of complex chemical theory. Mark's Basic empahsizes clinical correlations throughout the text and links biochemical concepts to physiology and pathophysiology, using patient vignettes as the context. These specific and memorable mock patient cases are followed throughout the chapter to pose questions, illustrate core concepts, and help students remember and apply biochemical principles within the context of clinical practice. Direct download links available for Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry (Lieberman, Marks's Basic Medical Biochemistry) [Kindle Edition]
Direct download links available Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry from 4shared, mediafire, hotfile, and mirror link This core textbook helps medical students bridge the gap between biochemistry, physiology, and clinical care. The strength of Mark's Basic Medical Biochemistry is that it starts with the patient—the metabolic and nutritional needs of the human body (easy for students to understand)—as opposed to explanations of complex chemical theory. Mark's Basic empahsizes clinical correlations throughout the text and links biochemical concepts to physiology and pathophysiology, using patient vignettes as the context. These specific and memorable mock patient cases are followed throughout the chapter to pose questions, illustrate core concepts, and help students remember and apply biochemical principles within the context of clinical practice. Direct download links available for Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry (Lieberman, Marks's Basic Medical Biochemistry) [Kindle Edition]
- File Size: 28292 KB
- Print Length: 1024 pages
- Simultaneous Device Usage: Up to 4 simultaneous devices, per publisher limits
- Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 4 edition (May 22, 2012)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B0085FGFPG
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
- Lending: Not Enabled
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This is the first time I have taken any Biochem course, and the book has been great. It has a "waiting room" at the beginning of every chapter with people presenting with different symptoms related to the chapter, then the chapter itself is quite dense, but it gives you little clinical tid-bits along the way. The end of each chapter explains the outcome and/or treatment for each patient. It really helps the information stick. I am using this for Biochem as a prereq for PA school, and recommend it for anyone applying to a graduate health science program. After using this book, I really understand the biochemistry of the body, and the balance of body fluid chemistry is something I am very comfortable with. If you are someone who struggled with Organic Chemistry but loved physiology, this book is for you.By benm93
The first lecturer in my freshman biochem class was a Nobel Prize winner. I had difficulty staying awake. It can be a boring subject. Practically all the sections were taught by PhDs, intelligent men to be sure, but there was hardly any clinical correlation. We had to wait until junior year for that. Lieberman and Marks were not the first to use a clinical approach, but they are among the best when it comes to presenting a complex subject in meaningful steps. The sections and chapters are well organized. At the end of each chapter are Key Comments, Clinical Comments and Biochemical Comments. The review questions have a clinical slant. I have not read many other current biochemistry books designed for medical students, but I think this is an excellent one.By Tralfamidorian
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