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Books : GRE Biochemistry,  Cell and Molecular Biology (REA) w/CD-ROM - The Best Test Prep (TESTware)

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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 378
EAN: 9780738604220
Edition: Pap/Cdr
ISBN: 0738604224
Label: Research & Education Association
Manufacturer: Research & Education Association
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 400
Publication Date: December 19, 2007
Publisher: Research & Education Association
Studio: Research & Education Association




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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
REA helps students prepare for success on the GRE Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology Test. Master the test and score higher. Carefully derived from the latest GRE tests, this comprehensive test prep contains 2 practice exams in the book and on TESTware CD-ROM with timed test-taking, instant scoring, and detailed explanations of all answers. The book's comprehensive review targets all topics appearing on the actual test including supramolecular complexes, metabolic pathways, genomics, and more. Follow up study with REA's proven strategies and test-taking techniques.
TESTware CD-ROM
- 2 full-length practice tests on CD-ROM
- Timed testing and instant and accurate scoring
- Complete explanations to all answers

DETAILS
- Perfect for solo study
- In-depth subject reviews
-- 2 practice exams covering all topics appearing on the GRE test. All exam answers are fully explained.
- Packed with proven strategies and test-taking techniques that get you ready for test day
- Reference list details relevant sources for further study.
REA … Real review, Real practice, Real results.





Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Will waste your time
I have only read the first five pages and it has obvious critical errors. I will have to abandon it for fear of learning more mis-information.

This book has probably never been edited by a scientist.

<<<>>>> Unless you want to buy my copy.



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Don't rely on this book alone for studying.
About the only review book I could find for the BCMB GRE. I found the review book was ok to use as an outline but not reliable as a stand-alone to study for the test.

PROS:
- Useful as a general outline
- Useful methodology review section, particularly if you have not taken a lab course recently, same goes for the related practice exam questions
- Good starting point for in-depth review with the cell and molecular biology sections.

CONS:
- DOES NOT ... Read More



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Only one out there, but you don't need it
Like others who have reviewed this book, I bought it because it's the only one out there. The other books are just practice tests. This book alone did not adequately prepare me for the biochem subject test. What it did do is provide a guideline to things I needed to review in depth using my own text books from college. Also, the practice test in the back of the books was far easier than the practice tests from the GRE website, which were more in line with the real test. I would not purchase it ... Read More



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - An less than adequate test prep
This book provides a very, very basic review of the major concepts of biochem, cell biology, and molecular biology (i.e. genetics). I found this review helpful, but the detailed questions of the actual exam require a much more detailed review. This prep was also chaulk-full of typos, mistakes, improperly tagged vocab words, and incorrectly drawn chemical structures (texas carbons and nitrogens, double bonds to hydrogen atoms, etc.) that required me to look up the actual structure or correct definition. ... Read More



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Critical Errors- DO NOT BUY
This book is rife with errors and mistakes, an in critical ways. For example, one question, on a fairly basic topic, asked what %age guanines are in a DNA molecule (double-stranded) that contains 20% thymines and 30% purines. Given that guanine is a purine, and adenine is a purine, this implies that the breakdown is as follows: 20% A, 20% T, 10% G, 40% C. This is clearly impossible, as that would not be a stable molecule.

Other idiotic errors abound, but I provide that as the absolutely worst ... Read More







 






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