Principal biochemistry; second edition (van Holde, K.E.)

Biochemistry. Second Edition

161 notebook, with careful documentation of procedures and results. The text is complemented with useful diagrams, and helpful hints abound. Where an experiment is potentially dangerous, warnings are given clearly, and precautions explained. Each chapter has a useful bibliography, with references both to standard textbooks and to appropriate original articles. An interesting feature of this tex...

Biochemistry, 4th Edition

Biochemistry, 2nd Edition

As an undergraduate in search of a definitive text for my introductory biochemistry courses, I had no choice but to acquire the third edition of this book, since Dr. Stryer was not only an instructor for several of my classes, but his text was also the required text for the most popular biology course! But even if I had not been pressured to acquire the text, I would have sold all my other book...

Biochemistry. 3rd edition

In writing the third edition of the popular textbook Biochemistry, Lubert Stryer was faced with a formidable task. He had to expand and modify the text to incorporate the explosion of biochemical information that has resulted from numerous discoveries in the seven years since the second edition was published. At the same time he had to maintain the clarity and ready comprehension that character...

Principal Investigator: Hans van

Given my current state of knowledge, and a desirable state of knowledge, how do I get from one to the other? It is possible in principle to reach the desirable state of knowledge, i.e., does it make sense at all to start trying to obtain the desirable state? If I know it is impossible to obtain, there is no use trying. But even if I know that it is possible in principle, is there a way to appro...