Biochemistry Flashcard Quicklet: Flash Cards in a Book for Biochemistry Students

Dr. Paul Sanghera, the best selling author of several books in science and technology, presents more than 300 biochemistry flashcards in this book. The goal is to help you master the core biochemistry (and molecular biology) concepts, principles, and processes, which are prerequisites for pursuing studies and a career in biotechnology, health science, or any other related field. All the important concepts, terms, principles, and processes are covered in a concise but comprehensive fashion. This book will be useful for students in biochemistry, genetics, and biotechnology courses. Special features: *The depth and style of coverage makes these flashcards indexes into your memory so that if you go through these flash cards after reading a biochemistry text book, it's equivalent to going through the text book once again, only in much less time. *The flashcards are student-friendly and self-contained and no reference to any other book is made. This means these cards work with any book and independent of any book. * These flash cards come in a book, not in a box of loose cards; so these are much easier to manage than those loose cards. No more loose cards, no more lost cards. *This book is designed as a convenient and portable reference for on-the-go studying. You can take it anywhere and use it when a time window becomes available. * It includes a special chapter that illustrates the biochemistry processes. Here is how you can use this book: * As a useful companion to your textbook if you are taking a biochemistry course. * As an independent reference to quickly review (or overview) basic biochemistry concepts, terms, and processes. * Although not designed for any specific exam, the concepts, principles, and processes covered in this book are pre-requisites to preparing for any biochemistry related exams such as USMLE and various shelf exams. Topics covered include: organic chemistry, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, metabolic pathways, and biochemistry processes.

Dr. Paul Sanghera, an educator, scientist, technologist, and an entrepreneur, has a diverse background in multiple fields including physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and math. He holds a Master degree in Computer Science from Cornell University, a Ph.D. in Physics from Carleton University, and a B.Sc. with triple major: physics, chemistry, and math. He has taught science and technology courses all across the world including San Jose State University and Brooks College. Dr. Sanghera has been involved in educational programs and research projects in biotechnology and nanotechnology. He has authored and co-authored more than 100 science research papers published in well reputed European and American research journals. As a technology manager, Dr. Sanghera has been at the ground floor of several technology startups. He is the author of several best selling books in the fields of science, technology, and project management. He lives in Silicon Valley, California, where he currently serves as Adjunct Professor at California Institute of Nanotechnology.