What's your go to biochem resource??

[pbrocks15]

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Hi everyone!!

Just curious what everyone has felt was their best resource for learning biochem in medical school!

Thanks a lot!

 

[AlteredScale]

You won't find any answers here on hSDN!

Moving to allopathic.

 

[Rekt]

PowerPoint slides and Wikipedia.

Anything elss is either too in depth, too easy, or not relevant enough, usually going more into biochem and skipping the clinical relevance.

 

[MetalloBetalactamase]

I liked my Lipincott's Book, and I like my Lange Flashcards. I don't get to work with them enough, and I wish I had had them mS1.

 

[Jabbed]

Lipincotts illustrated review of biochemistry

 

[AM508]

I use BRS Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Genetics to supplement the power points from the lectures. It has served me well thus far.

 

[Pierre Escargot]

PowerPoint slides and Wikipedia.

Anything elss is either too in depth, too easy, or not relevant enough, usually going more into biochem and skipping the clinical relevance.

Seconded. It's all about class notes and Wikipedia. I haven't touched any other resource besides Netter's for anatomy.

 

[surgeonhands2213]

Lipincotts illustrated review of biochemistry

+1. love this book.

 

[ewax]

Dr. Turco's Kaplan Videos, really good.

 

[seminoma]

Agree with Turco and Lippincott's.

Marks' biochem was also pretty good.

 

[Barrel Proof]

Marks. No doubt

 

[kthxbai]

My brain.

Kidding. Marks is great - saved my behind more time than I can count.

 

[pbrocks15]

Thanks for all the responses everyone!