Step I clin biochem made ridiculously simple?

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good or garbage for step1 prep? should i just stick w/ lippincott biochem??
 
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i found lippincott to be way too detailed, it was a hard read but i read through the sections in it that i had trouble with (i finally nailed down how to calculate ATP yeilds, etc) but i didn't read through the whole thing. for the rest of it high yeild biochemistry rules, and it's what i used, along with first aid.
 
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From my test, I moved Lippencotts biochem right behind BRS path as the most important non-first aid books. It's tied with MMRS right now.
 
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i thought our kaplan prof said that they dont ask those atp yield q's anymore!!


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what did you all think of the kaplan biochem book? The lecture note one that is...that is if you used it....
 
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by the way congrats JALBY!

ur a darn rockstar for being on sdn all this week/weekend in the middle of your intense studying. lol if only i will be able to do that.
 
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mountaindew2006 said:
i thought our kaplan prof said that they dont ask those atp yield q's anymore!!


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what did you all think of the kaplan biochem book? The lecture note one that is...that is if you used it....
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i didn't get any but i saw a few on qbank and it freaked me out. not sure if they ask them or not on the real thing.
 
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