牛津大学在其官网针对生物化学专业学生给出了详细的推荐阅读书单。

　　Finding out about biochemistry:

　　The following are popular science books and give a good place to start for anyone who wants to find out something about biochemistry, or just wants some fun background reading.

　　“The selfish gene”, “The ancestors' tale” and other books by Richard Dawkins.

　　“Y, the descent of man” by Steve Jones.

　　“The eighth day of creation: the makers of the revolution in biology” by Horace Judson.

　　“Power, sex and suicide - mitochondria and the meaning of life” and other books by Nick Lane.

　　“Advice to a young scientist” by Peter Medawar.

　　“Genome - autobiography of a species”, “Nature via Nurture” and other books by Matt Ridley.

　　“The seven daughters of Eve” by Bryan Sykes.

　　There is a series of booklets on different aspects of biochemistry “Understanding Biochemistry” available for download free from the Biochemical Society (link on right).

　　There are also web resources available at the Association for Science Education (ASE) web site (link on right).

　　From school to university biochemistry - transitional textbooks:

　　These provide a gentle introduction to studying biochemistry at a university level.

　　“Life, chemistry and molecular biology”, W. Pickering, C. Smith and E.J. Wood, pub. Portland Press.

　　“Why chemical reactions happen”, J. Keeler and P. Wothers, pub. OUP.

　　“Bringing chemistry to life: from matter to man”, R.J.P. Williams and J.J.R.F. da Silva, pub. Oxford University Press.

　　“Catch Up Maths & Stats for the life and medical sciences”, M. Harris, G. Taylor and J. Taylor, pub. Scion.

　　“Catch Up Chemistry for the life and medical sciences”, M. Fry and E. Page, pub. Scion.

　　Useful books to prepare for the start of the Oxford biochemistry course:

　　These are very highly recommended for students who are daunted by the maths and organic chemistry components of the course to look at in advance, but would be useful for everyone.

　　“Foundation maths” (2006) A. Croft and R. Davison, pub. Pearson.

　　“Foundations of organic chemistry” (1993) M. Hornby and J. Peach, pub. Oxford University Press.

　　First year text books for the Oxford biochemistry course:

　　There are no set course texts (and you will probably want to try books out from libraries before deciding what, if anything, to buy) but the following are some of the more popular recommended texts.

　　“Biochemistry” (2015) J.M. Berg, J.L. Tymoczko and L. Stryer, pub. W.H. Freeman.

　　“Biochemistry” (2011) D. Voet and J.G. Voet, pub. Wiley.

　　“Molecular Cell Biology” (2012) H. Lodish, et al, pub. W.H. Freeman.

　　“Molecular Biology of the Cell” (2014) B. Alberts et al., pub. Garland.

　　“Practical Skills in Biomolecular Sciences” (2012) R. Reed, D. Holmes, J. Weyers and A. Jones, pub. Prentice Hall.

　　“Principles and problems in physical chemistry for biochemists” (2001) N.C. Price, R.A. Dwek, R.G. Ratcliffe and M.R. Wormald, pub. Oxford University Press.