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tory text. The major negative criticism of this book is that many subjects are treated so simply in order to be lucid that the author failed to convey the confusion and controversy that still exists on the subject; this, however, can be more aptly handled by a lecturer in a biochemistry course using this book as a foundation upon which he builds his lectures. In many cases, the author discussed topics which could not be treated based on a three-dimensional approach; these topics seem contrary to the approach of the text. For all the above reasons, this textbook is an ideal adjunct for a semester course in biochemistry and it receives my highest recommendation.