Biochemistry Behind the Symptoms by
Ten common presenting symptoms are discussed with each chapter focusing on one symptom using five clinical cases, each representing a differential diagnosis for that symptom. It is written in a conversational, easy-to-follow language. The chapters begin with an introduction giving a general overview of the symptom. Then for each clinical case, the patient is presented followed by a discussion of the clinical reasoning in developing a differential for that case. The rationale for ordering labs and how the results of the labs affect the differential are then examined. This section is then followed by an in-depth discussion of the basic science involved in mediating the clinical presentation of that case.
BRS Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Genetics, 7th ed. by
he basic material of biochemistry is presented in an integrative fashion on the basis of the conviction that details are easier to remember if they are presented within the context of the physiologic functioning of the human body. It presents the essentials of biochemistry in the form of condensed descriptions and simple illustrations. Test questions at the end of the chapter emphasize important information and lead to a better understanding of the material. A comprehensive examination at the end of the book serves as a self-evaluation to help the student uncover areas of strength and weakness.
Clinical Biochemistry: An Illustrated Colour Text, 6th ed. by
New “Want to know more?” links throughout the book point interested readers to further information, and there are now multiple-choice questions for readers to test their knowledge.
Harper's Illustrated Biochemistry, 32nd ed. by
Includes three sections of special topics at the end of the book
Lippincott Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry, 8th ed. by
Includes 14 videos
Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry: A Clinical Approach, 6th ed. by
Icons identify the various components of the book: the patients who are presented at the start of each chapter; the clinical notes, methods notes, and questions and answers that appear in the margins; and the Key Concepts, Clinical Comments, and Biochemical Comments that are found at the end of each chapter.
Medical Biochemistry: The Big Picture by
Appendices include content on biochemical basis of diseases, biochemical methods, and a primer on organic chemistry
Mind Maps in Biochemistry by
Presents a series of concept and knowledge maps about biochemical compounds, systems and techniques while illustrating the relationships between commonly used terms in the subject to convey the meaning of ideas and concepts that facilitate a basic understanding about the subject for readers; chapters of the book cover both basic topics (lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, nucleotides, enzymes, metabolic pathways, nutrition and physiology) as well as applied topics (clinical diagnosis, diseases, genetic engineering and molecular biology)