Publisher's Synopsis
The Department of Biochemistry and the Molecular Approach to Biomedicine at the University of California, San Francisco chronicles the history of a leading biochemistry department and its impact on the field. Authored by Sally Smith Hughes and W J. Rutter, the book details the department's evolution, its key figures, and its contributions to our understanding of molecular biomedicine. It explores how the department fostered innovation and collaboration, becoming a model for similar institutions worldwide.
This volume offers insights into the development of biochemistry as a discipline and the rise of molecular approaches to medical research. It will appeal to historians of science and medicine, as well as biochemists and anyone interested in the history of UCSF.
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