Cell and Molecular Biology Book? (I'm referring to HY)

[fuzzywuz]

I've been trying to find info regarding this topic. I tried to resist posting more "which book to use thread?" But after reading threads as far back as 2006, I still haven't gotten much info. From what I gather, the consensus is the 99 edition would be gold and the newer ones are relatively burdensome.

Any newer insights on the importance of cell bio? I realize biochem isn't exactly cell bio, but would getting RR biochem + FA + UWorld/Kaplan be good enough?

Just trying to cover my bases. If I get the newer edition, which chapters are the high yield one? It would really help if anyone has a link to the table of contents of the 99 edition so that I can fish out the chapters to use if I opt to get the book

Thanks again!

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[ArcGurren]

Not even gonna bother with it; histology is ridiculously low yield.

The RR/FA/UW + KAPLAN triad has worked for me fine so far.

 

[MedCailin]

I used it to study. THe 99 edition is the best. Quick read, high yield topics and defiantly helped me score a couple "easier" points I would have otherwise missed.

Check out ebay. I just listed my 99 edition!

http://cgi.ebay.com/High-Yield-Cell...k_Education&hash=item19c50fc5d7#ht_500wt_1065

 

[tehsituation]

Not even gonna bother with it; histology is ridiculously low yield.

The RR/FA/UW + KAPLAN triad has worked for me fine so far.

There's no histo in that book. It's a good review if you're weak in molecular stuff, the second messenger chapter is pretty sweet.