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Biochemistry course textbooks

Hi,

Can anyone recommend some good Biochemistry books that will help throughout the whole 3 year course, rather than just for the first or second year.

Thanks x
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Original post by HAnwar
Hi,

Can anyone recommend some good Biochemistry books that will help throughout the whole 3 year course, rather than just for the first or second year.

Thanks x


Stryer's Biochemistry is good, but really in third year you should be reading reviews and research papers, not text books.


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Original post by Clunkles
Stryer's Biochemistry is good, but really in third year you should be reading reviews and research papers, not text books.


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Agree with Stryer, would also add Molecular Biology of the Cell by Alberts. Disagree that you shouldn't use text books in final year.
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Original post by Clunkles
Stryer's Biochemistry is good, but really in third year you should be reading reviews and research papers, not text books.


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Original post by SmashConcept
Agree with Stryer, would also add Molecular Biology of the Cell by Alberts. Disagree that you shouldn't use text books in final year.


I think you guys misunderstood lol.
I am in my first year and would like to get a book that covers all three years.

Thank you for the suggestions :yy:

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Lehningers principles of biochemistry
Reply 5
Original post by Asklepios
Lehningers principles of biochemistry


Which edition?
Original post by HAnwar
Which edition?


I believe 6th is the most up-to-date
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Original post by Asklepios
I believe 6th is the most up-to-date


Thanks :smile:
Original post by HAnwar
I think you guys misunderstood lol.
I am in my first year and would like to get a book that covers all three years.

Thank you for the suggestions :yy:

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I think we both understood fine. He is saying that there isn't a book that covers third year and you shouldn't be using them at that point. I disagree that you shouldn't be using them, although the emphasis will move away.

Stryer is much more readable than Lehninger IMO.
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Original post by SmashConcept
I think we both understood fine. He is saying that there isn't a book that covers third year and you shouldn't be using them at that point. I disagree that you shouldn't be using them, although the emphasis will move away.

Stryer is much more readable than Lehninger IMO.

I see.

Stryer sounds good then.
I'll try and find them both at my uni and see which one I prefer. Thanks :smile:

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