Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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f x .. ..-,,.,,,,,,,,iv fi. --. M. JOHN BOYD, Ph.D., Chairman. Four out .of five biochemists prefer ethanol to the essential amino acids. BIOCHEMISTRY Cycles and shunts, enzymes and inhibitors, carbon and hydrogen atoms dispensed with ingenious imagination encouraged us all in the belief that biochemistry was a most im- potant science and Well worth 312 hours of our efforts. However, our rather unproduc- tive contact with unknown milks and fluo- rescing urines suggested that there might be better Ways for us to learn, and sure enough our dynamic, creative teachers found one. Amino acids were put together and our class torn apart for an experiment in medical educ- ation, lecturer vs. programmed text vs. machine. The results of this dubious venture are still classified, possibly along with the formula for the department's favorite enzyme, shaftase. With the clarity of memory that conquest often brings we can look back and remember the golden nuggets, the Henderson- Hasselbalch equation, the structural formula of cholesterols, and of course Krebs, Crebs and Craps. GERT M. JACOBSOHN, Ph.D. I can always get a Our first . . . . . . exposure job as a Fuller brush man. ivitz -. E? .ad - xi I in

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