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Clinical biochemistry

A conceptual approach to clinical biochemistry, with humor. Includes a color map of Biochemistryland
(an amusement park in which clinical biochemistry is seen as a whole, along with its key pathways, diseases, drugs, and laboratory tests).




For biochemistry courses and medical Board review.

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