Stryer Biochem Text

[Patrick Noonan]

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[pathdr2b]

You should be giving it away. It's a terrible book!

 

[tBw]

Originally posted by pathdr2b
You should be giving it away. It's a terrible book!

sorry, I can't help but laugh - that was exactly what I thought but I didn't post it! (partially because I thought it might just be me and biochem not being friends!)

 

[johnstoner]

everyone knows voet and voet is a lot better. had him as a professor...he's kinda a boring guy but he does get the job done....he also has this big beer gut and looks like a chipmunk

 

[qweewq11]

Anyone have an opinion on Lehninger's Biochemistry text? I used it and am curious what others thought...

 

[pathdr2b]

Originally posted by qweewq11
Anyone have an opinion on Lehninger's Biochemistry text? I used it and am curious what others thought...

Lehniingers was OK. I used it as an undergraduate. But as someone said earlier Voet and Voet is the best IMHO. I used that one in graduate school although the undergraduates at Carolina use it as well (at least they use to). I also like Devlin which is full of clinical correlations.

 

[Yogi Bear]

Originally posted by pathdr2b
Lehniingers was OK. I used it as an undergraduate. But as someone said earlier Voet and Voet is the best IMHO. I used that one in graduate school although the undergraduates at Carolina use it as well (at least they use to). I also like Devlin which is full of clinical correlations.

which voet/voet are u talking about? there's a thick 3 inch version and a thinner 1.5 inch version. i'ved used both v/v 3 inch and stryer in biochem. i thought stryer was pretty decent.. v/v however was dense and like reading an encyclopedia. it's not a book u'd want to read to learn about the overall picture of biochem when u're learning it the first time.