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THE METABOLIC BASIS OF INHERITED DISEASE Fifth Edition John B. Stanbury, M.D., James B. Wyngaarden, M.D., Donald S. Fredrickson, M.D., Joseph L. Gold- stein, M.D., Michael S. Brown, M.D. Through four successful editions, TIlE MET- ABOLIC BASIS OF INllERITED DISEASE has maintained its reputation as the leading textbook in its field, the book that residents and practicing physicians and clinical in- vestigators worldwide have consistently relied on to provide them with the most authoritative, comprehensive, current, and useful information available in the area of inherited metabolic disease. Selected by the American College of Physicians in their Library for Internists IV as recommended reading in three different categories of medicine (one of two works accorded this honor), it is the standard against which all other textbooks on hereditary human dis- ease are judged. The Fifth Edition was written by a distin- guished group of 138 internationally rec- ognized contributing specialists - all authorities in their respective fields - working under the guidance of well known and highly respected medical profession- als, including two editors new to this edi- tion, Drs. Joseph L. Goldstein and Michael S. Brown. The result of this collaboration is a distinctly modern treatment of the subject in an area of medicine where new information is constantly being disseminated. Finally, the Fifth Edition contains several important features that enhance its useful- ness and appeal to physicians and inves- tigators. These include: detailed chapter- opening summaries; an extensive illustra- tion program of charts, graphs, black and white photographs, a 23-page summary table of inborn errors of metabolism, and part-opening drawings; a comprehensive index; extensive cross-references; and fully up-to-date bibliographies. 1983 (60726-5) $100.00 24 JUNE 1983 PRINCIPLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY: General Aspects, Seventh Edition PRIMCIPLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY: Mammalian Biochemistry, Seventh Edition Emil L. Smith, Ph.D., Robert L. Hill, Ph.D., 1. Robert Lehman, Ph.D., Robert J. Lefkowitz, M.D., Philip Handler, Ph.D., Abraham White, Ph.D. Since the publication of the first edition almost thirty years ago, PRINCIPLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY has been widely recognized and accepted as the definitive work in biochemistry a classic, medically-ori- ented textbook that consistently set the standard for excellence in its field. Always, the authors' concern has been to present, clearly and comprehensively, the estab- lished principles of biochemistry as well as to introduce new knowledge of the numer- ous biochemical structures and processes as it emerged. Through successive editions they kept pace with the explosive growth of biochemistry, recording both the tremen- dous expansion of knowledge in traditional areas and the equally impressive increase in the understanding of the molecular basis of biological phenomena. The new Seventh Edition reaffirms the authors' firm commitment to a balanced presentation of established principles and new knowledge. Because of the incredible growth and development in biochemistry, the Seventh Edition presents the subject in two distinct but related books: rRIINCI- PLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY: General As- pects encompasses all of the material generally covered in the introductory bio- chemistry course. PKIINICIPLES OF BIO- C[lEMISTRY: Mammalian Biochemistry illustrates how these basic biochemical principles have been applied to gain insight into the molecular functions of diverse mammalian organ systems. Together. the books cover all the essential topics neces- sary for a full uliderstanldilig of biochemi is- try. In addition to the maniy entirely nlew Circle No. 277 on Readers' Service Card chapters, every chapter in the books has been thoroughly revised or rewritten, and both books have been wholly reorganized to achieve a more unified presentation. Both books include numerous diagrams, charts and flow sheets as well as fully up-to- date references to important monographs and reviews. The books are separately in- dexed, but each also contains cross-refer- ences that correlate the relevant subject matter in different parts of the two texts. 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THE METABOLIC BASIS OFINHERITED DISEASEFifth EditionJohn B. Stanbury, M.D., James B.Wyngaarden, M.D., Donald S.Fredrickson, M.D., Joseph L. Gold-stein, M.D., Michael S. Brown, M.D.Through four successful editions, TIlE MET-ABOLIC BASIS OF INllERITED DISEASE hasmaintained its reputation as the leadingtextbook in its field, the book that residentsand practicing physicians and clinical in-vestigators worldwide have consistentlyrelied on to provide them with the mostauthoritative, comprehensive, current, anduseful information available in the area ofinherited metabolic disease. Selected bythe American College of Physicians in theirLibrary for Internists IV as recommendedreading in three different categories ofmedicine (one of two works accorded thishonor), it is the standard against which allother textbooks on hereditary human dis-ease are judged.
The Fifth Edition was written by a distin-guished group of 138 internationally rec-
ognized contributing specialists - allauthorities in their respective fields -working under the guidance of well knownand highly respected medical profession-als, including two editors new to this edi-tion, Drs. Joseph L. Goldstein and MichaelS. Brown. The result of this collaborationis a distinctly modern treatment of thesubject in an area of medicine wherenew information is constantly beingdisseminated.
Finally, the Fifth Edition contains severalimportant features that enhance its useful-ness and appeal to physicians and inves-tigators. These include: detailed chapter-opening summaries; an extensive illustra-tion program of charts, graphs, black andwhite photographs, a 23-page summarytable of inborn errors of metabolism, andpart-opening drawings; a comprehensiveindex; extensive cross-references; andfully up-to-date bibliographies. 1983(60726-5) $100.00
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PRINCIPLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY:General Aspects, SeventhEditionPRIMCIPLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY:Mammalian Biochemistry,Seventh EditionEmil L. Smith, Ph.D., Robert L. Hill,Ph.D., 1. Robert Lehman, Ph.D., RobertJ. Lefkowitz, M.D., Philip Handler,Ph.D., Abraham White, Ph.D.Since the publication of the first editionalmost thirty years ago, PRINCIPLES OFBIOCHEMISTRY has been widely recognizedand accepted as the definitive work inbiochemistry a classic, medically-ori-ented textbook that consistently set thestandard for excellence in its field. Always,the authors' concern has been to present,clearly and comprehensively, the estab-lished principles of biochemistry as well asto introduce new knowledge of the numer-ous biochemical structures and processesas it emerged. Through successive editionsthey kept pace with the explosive growth ofbiochemistry, recording both the tremen-dous expansion of knowledge in traditionalareas and the equally impressive increase inthe understanding of the molecular basis ofbiological phenomena.
The new Seventh Edition reaffirms theauthors' firm commitment to a balancedpresentation of established principles andnew knowledge. Because of the incrediblegrowth and development in biochemistry,the Seventh Edition presents the subjectin two distinct but related books: rRIINCI-PLES OF BIOCHEMISTRY: General As-pects encompasses all of the materialgenerally covered in the introductory bio-chemistry course. PKIINICIPLES OF BIO-C[lEMISTRY: Mammalian Biochemistryillustrates how these basic biochemicalprinciples have been applied to gain insightinto the molecular functions of diversemammalian organ systems. Together. thebooks cover all the essential topics neces-
sary for a full uliderstanldilig of biochemi is-try. In addition to the maniy entirely nlew
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chapters, every chapter in the books hasbeen thoroughly revised or rewritten, andboth books have been wholly reorganizedto achieve a more unified presentation.
Both books include numerous diagrams,charts and flow sheets as well as fully up-to-date references to important monographsand reviews. The books are separately in-dexed, but each also contains cross-refer-ences that correlate the relevant subjectmatter in different parts of the two texts.Although they complement each other, thebooks can be used independently. 1983General Aspects (69762-0) $36.00Mammalian Biochemistry (69763-9)$42.00
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use FREE for 30 days. When I decide to keep them I'll*send payment for the amounts indicated plus a small
charge or shipping, handling, and my state and local-taxes. Otherwise, I'll simply return the books plus myunpaid invoice within 30 days of delivery and pay
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