Proteins : Structure and Function
Editorial Reviews
Review
"…an invaluable resource…students of biochemistry, chemistry, genetics, structural biology, as well as medical and dental students will greatly benefit from reading this text…" (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, December 2005)
"…a worthwhile investment for the beginning student or for the advanced scientist seeking a better grasp of protein chemistry…" (Clinical Chemistry, November 2005)
"An outstanding resource for introductory protein chemistry courses and a solid reference for those interested in proteins." (CHOICE, November 2005)
" … the distillation of years of lecturing and undergraduate feedback." (Journal of Biological Education, Spring 2006: Vol.40; 2)
Book Description
This text provides a superb introduction to the study of proteins, focusing on their structure and function.  It covers the importance of proteins in biochemistry and introduces the concepts connected with protein folding in a user-friendly manner.  Written specifically for undergraduates, it will provide them with the foundation they need in order to undertake more advanced study and analysis. The accompanying web site will include animated protein structures, problems and answers, and links to protein databases and other sites of interest. 
Proteins : Structure and Function
Proteins: Structure and Function,David Whitford,John Wiley & Sons,0471498947,General,Life Sciences - Biochemistry,Protein Conformation,Proteins,Science,Science/Mathematics,chemistry,genetics,metabolism,Science / Cytology
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