Biochemistry - Revised Edition

Author: Li Gang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book, excluding the 22nd chapter on the biochemistry of nervous tissue which is not typically covered in textbooks, contains 21 chapters. Each chapter includes five parts: "Teaching Syllabus," "Key Points of Textbook Content," "Analysis of Typical Test Questions," "Test Questions," and "Reference Answers." The "Teaching Syllabus" is the current theoretical course syllabus used by the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Peking University Health Science Center. The "Key Points of Textbook Content" summarizes the main and difficult points of the textbook based on the authors' extensive teaching experience, offering study and memory methods to help students grasp the fundamental requirements of biochemistry theory. After attending theoretical lectures, students can quickly master the basic requirements by referring to the content of this book. The "Analysis of Typical Test Questions" collects representative final exam questions from past years and graduate entrance exam questions from the department, highlighting the key points of the questions and providing analysis. This section aims to help students understand the basic format and difficulty of biochemistry exams. The "Test Questions" include three types of multiple-choice questions: Type A (single choice), Type B, and Type X (multiple choice). Type A and Type X questions are also the basic exam formats used by the department. The "Test Questions" constitute a significant portion of the book, as it is considered that a considerable difficulty exists in learning biochemistry, and doing a large number of exercises is an effective way to better and more quickly master the key points of the subject. By referring to the "Reference Answers" attached to the test questions, students can self-assess their mastery of theoretical course knowledge.
This book can serve as a supplementary guide for undergraduate and graduate entrance exam preparation in medical and pharmaceutical institutions.