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Organic Chemistry Lecture Handouts
This note is an intensive, comprehensive introduction to the chemistry of carbon and its importance to biological molecules. Topics include current ideas of bonding and structure, major reaction mechanisms and pathways, a discussion of the analytical tools used to determine the structure and stereochemistry of organic compounds and some of the chemistry of amino acids, peptides, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids.
Author(s): Harvard Summer School
NA Pages 
Organic Chemistry With a Biological Emphasis
This textbook is designed for students in biology, biochemistry, or the health sciences and is meant to bridge the gap between organic chemistry on one side and biological systems on the other. It rapidly covers foundational topics like organic structure, bonding, and stereochemistry but emphasizes the biological relevance of organic reactions. This text includes determining structures, organic reactivity, and important reaction types- nucleophilic substitutions and acid-base equilibria-in biological contexts. It goes into detail to show examples about how the principles of organic chemistry apply in the study of biochemical processes, making it a very useful resource for the student in life sciences who needs a practical understanding of organic chemistry in biological systems.
Author(s): Tim Soderberg
457 Pages
This lecture gives an overview introduction into organic chemistry. It focuses on chemistry, as this plays a fundamental role for biological systems through organic molecules. It touches all the basics: the unique properties of carbon atoms, the types of bonds carbon can form, and the structure and isomerism of organic molecules. The chain isomerism, positional isomerism, and functional group isomerism thus discussed give students in medical and biological sciences a sound background in understanding the molecular mechanism behind organic chemistry.
Author(s): College of Applied Medical Science, Karbala University
104 Pages