Book Review: “Photoelectric Colorimetry in Clinical Biochemistry”

A Guide-book to Biochemistry

An offer of guidance through biochemistry in the space of 150 pages cannot fail to evoke an eager response. We must agree with the author as to the need, as an introduction, for something less formidable than most of the current textbooks. This little book offers us, in the author's words, the bare bones, and is intended for students in a first biochemistry course and for those wondering whethe...

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Text-book of Physiology and Biochemistry

Book Review: Clinical Research Design. 4th ed.

Although this is a comprehensive textbook on clinical research design, it takes the reader in a truly step by step manner in designing a clinical research. It starts with explaining what a clinical research is made of the “anatomy” and how it works the “physiology.” It then covers how to conceive a research question, writing research proposals and ends with explaining not commonly discussed sub...

Book Review Experimental and Clinical Neurotoxicology

This text, in both concept and execution, was an ambitious undertaking by its editors Peter S. Spencer and Herbert H. Schaumberg, who also serve as major contributors. To describe this work as over-ambitious would be to imply that it does not reach the rigorous goals it sets for itself. Happily, this reader can report that Experimental and Clin­ ical Neurotoxicology is, by and large, successful...