Since its first release in 1975, Stryer's Biochemistry has been a fundamental textbook for scientists. From the outset, the authors' aim was to highlight in an accessible way the relationship between the structure of biomolecules and their biological function.

This is why, for five consecutive decades, the successive editions of Biochemistry have retained certain key features unchanged: excellent structure of content, fluent language, vivid illustrations, clear description of the latest research achievements in the field, and the connection of biochemical phenomena and processes with the theory of evolution, Physiology, and Medicine.

The book you are holding is a translation of the tenth and most recent American edition and constitutes an extremely useful resource for students of life sciences, their professors, as well as for every researcher who wants to refer to basic knowledge of Biochemistry.