Does anyone know how valuable the extra information in the DIT study guide is? They have some notes typed out, then there's lots of notes (transcription factors, cyclins, etc.) that they talked about. Are any of these worth focusing on?
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I'm curious about this too. Anyone have any ideas?
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Some of the things from the DIT study guide were super-helpful for my exam. Other things weren't, but that's the nature of the test... not everything you study will be on there.
Basically, you should learn it in as much detail as they tell you to learn it. They know more about the test than any of us. If they say it's a 4-star topic, make sure you know it. If they just briefly mention it, then you probably just need to know it superficially.
Basically, you should learn it in as much detail as they tell you to learn it. They know more about the test than any of us. If they say it's a 4-star topic, make sure you know it. If they just briefly mention it, then you probably just need to know it superficially.
