Anyone have good links to Genetics Problems?

[axp107]

Since BS has become so genetics-oriented...

anyone have good links to genetics problems help us BSers out

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[poly800rock]

Since BS has become so genetics-oriented...

anyone have good links to genetics problems help us BSers out

can't help you out, but for the august one it was very genetics heavy, but the april one was biochem heavy...one genetics passage. So even though EK says don't memorize everything about metabolism, make sure you know what's going on. taking biochem helped me out so much

 

[bluesTank]

http://www.csuchico.edu/~jbell/Biol207/animations/

Has some animations, and then after has some questions. Gets annoying though since you have to re-watch the animation every time you get one wrong...

 

[badasshairday]

They like to screw with you. It is actually O-chem heavy as seen on the May 11 MCAT. 3 O-chem passages.

 

[axp107]

so genetics heavy as in passages?

or more genetics math problems involving alleles, pedigrees and stuff like that?

 

[poly800rock]

so genetics heavy as in passages?

or more genetics math problems involving alleles, pedigrees and stuff like that?

more molecular. but also recombination frequencies, etc. no pedigrees iirc.

 

[Swatch_VR]

so genetics heavy as in passages?

or more genetics math problems involving alleles, pedigrees and stuff like that?

I recalled having 3 genetics passage (and some genetic discrete questions) on the May 16 test. Other passages were 1 physiology, 2 organic chem, the other one forgot what it was. No Biochem passage.

The BS test content you get on the real deal is pretty random, but then there is always the probability (30%? only AAMC knows) that your test will be genetics heavy.