"This book should be considered seriously for any course dealing with biomolecular NMR spectroscopy."--Microchemical Journal

"An instructor of an NMR course in a Biochemistry department would surely be pleased with the array of biochemical NMR examples presented .... In addition, a biologically oriented student would find Evans useful as a resource to determine if NMR could be used to provide data for a particular biochemical problem." -- Nature Structural Biology

"Overall, Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy is a very useful book .... students received the text very well and were favorably impressed with the coverage." -- Biophysical Journal

"A worthwhile introduction to the field."--Journal of Magnetic Resonance

"A lucid teaching text...A very worthwhile purchase for anyone who wishes to gain a better understanding of the powers and limitations of NMR spectroscopy as a tool for the study of biologic processes...Written in a good-natured conversational style...The section on theory contains particularly clear and succinct explanations of key ideas...A valuable feature of this book is the attention given to practical considerations...The paper and printing are of good quality. Many of the excellent graphs, illustrations, and NMR spectra are reproduced from key reference cited in the book...An excellent teaching text for students...a valuable reference..."--Radiology