MCAT Biochemistry Review 2023-2024: Online + Book

by Kaplan Test Prep

Always study with the most up-to-date prep! Look for MCAT Biochemistry Review 2024-2025, ISBN 9781506286815, on sale July 4, 2023.

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552 pages, Paperback

Published July 5, 2022

Reviews

[Alexi Lee]

would be 4 stars, but it evoked bad memories

[Emma]

glycolysis is cinderella and gluconeogenesis gives cinderella's ugly stepsister asf

[Ena]

technically didn’t finish the last chapter but I’m still counting this one. the way they explained the metabolism pathways was too disjointed for me, but other than that, pretty clear explanations

[Akshay]

Ya know I feel like biochemistry is a lot more engaging and interesting than this book it’s on 😓

[Maame]

I hate it here

[jenny!]

this one was the worst

[Blake Bruneman]

Overall, feeling pretty biochem competent rn, but I will say one thing: Chapter 4 has absolutely no business here. Save that shit for ochem or for the end of the book or just tear the pages out for all I care. Maybe undergrad students will get through that unscathed, but your average post-grad joe has been mentally devastated after experiencing “Carbohydrate Structure and Function,” a literal hellscape written by bumptious bastards. -1 star, Kaplan. Other than that, very solid content. Feeling good.

[Athalia Haywood]

I didn't take biochem in college and hot damn I wish I did. luckily, this book is very well written and easy to understand.

[cathleen rabideau]

kind of a hard read biochem trauma is still too fresh

[Brittany]

was going insane by RNA but FINISHED HAHHAHAHA

[misha]

this lowkey made me scared to take biochem ngl

i still don't know the difference between glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, glycogenesis, and glycogenolysis

[Ryan Davin]

Heavy, emotional, but worth it.

[hafsa khan]

I am so behind on my reading goals for this year but then I remembered these technically count

[Alex Lopez]

Awful

[Ava Grandizio]

slow build, interesting in middle, repeated itself too much towards the end. how many times can you mention free energy change holy shite

[Miranda Aldis]

had high expectations but ended up being quite a slog. narrative really fell off towards the end.

[Emilia Herdes]

Crazy.

[Reader]

do they really expect people to read these books without killing themselves

[Brooke Fujioka]

Not so fun surprise

[Olivia Coburn]

No

[Isha]

Horrendous sucked the life outta me