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Practical Organic and Biochemistry

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Practical Organic and Biochemistry
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Publisher: Longmans
ISBN/ASIN: 1112355049
Number of pages: 664

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This book represents an attempt to give to the worker a nearly complete statement of the whole subject. The essential points are illustrated by the practical experiments. The book is intended mainly for medical students, but it contains the essentials for all students of Biology.

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