Other Any suggestion on Bio Physics book?

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To transition from a background in physics to biology, particularly in the field of biological physics, it is essential to start with foundational texts that bridge these disciplines. A recommended approach includes beginning with introductory biology books to build basic knowledge, followed by specialized texts in biological physics. One suggested resource is "Biological Physics," which provides insights into the application of physics principles to biological systems. Engaging with online courses or lectures can also enhance understanding. Establishing a structured reading list and gradually progressing through increasingly complex materials will facilitate a smoother transition into the biological sciences.
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I know physics, I graduated from physics. Currently doing masters in Theoretical Physics. But on the other hand my knowledge of biology is next to zero. How should I proceed? A suggested list of book with ordering will be helpful.
 
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