The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology (and Cartoon Guide to Genetics)

[unicornrocks123]

I was wondering, what grade are these books for? High school Grade 11? 12?

[Verizzles]

I really enjoy this series. I have dreams of continuing with my science education but I love art and manga. So when I found the Manga Guide to Biochem and the Manga Guide to the Universe I was in love. :3. I now own both and hope to own more soon. 

[DNYAP]

I loved those books. I also read the electricity one. Thanks to that my desire to follow biochemical engineering sparked.

[ninahahahaha]

Maybe my child could use these, too?

[W88R88W]

arigato!!!!!

[lilperiya14]

awww i wish i knew about this when i was taking bio last year.

[jjojjorge]

And when I say other learning from other material; I mean, not necessarily material related to the topic or contents of the course. In fact, most of that other material must be unrelated. Examples of persons utilizing unrelated material are: Newton, da Vinci, Einstein, Schopenhauer.

[jjojjorge]

No doubt; instruction should be re-creative and interactive. Also, the textbook must be used as reference only, while learning from other material; films, videos, games, etc. Of course, one needs an open-mind, if not, retention will only be very sporadic. Direct learning is good, but circumstantial learning is the key to creative endeavours.

[FleeceLiner]

Magic School Bus, that's what this is.

[x03321]

They should do  Chemistry as well , Chem is very important

[onelane]

they need to make a "manga guide to thermodynamics"

[x03321]

@onelane Totally !!! Thermo was confusing at first. Well all thought .  Damn you entropy !!!

[holypupppet]

Good review, too bad I dont live in the US to buy this book!

[ImAlwaysR1ght]

いいビデオですね。　おすすめありがとうございます。

[joannema7]

arigato gozaimasu!