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Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by RU2003, Apr 13, 2004.

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  1. RU2003

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    Hello Drexel Students, I just wanted to know what books are required or are the most useful for your Genetics and Physiology classes because I work at a bookstore currently and would like to slowly accumulate the ones I need.

    Thanks,

    RU2003
     
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  2. lisa13579

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    I know Drexel uses handouts (i think they are called modules) as a main resource. But I'm sure they are supplemented by some texts.

    you should post this in allopathic.
     
    #2 lisa13579, Apr 13, 2004
  3. Ms.Doctor

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    I used Ganong's Review of Physiology. It was pretty good. Some people used Berne and Levy. There is a really good one out that just came out this year-- it's a bit bigger, can't remember the name. I used my notes for Genetics. Sorry that wasn't super helpful!
     
    #3 Ms.Doctor, Apr 17, 2004
  4. Willamette

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    I would HIGHLY recommend "Physiology" by Costanzo. She's also the author of the BRS physiology text, and her full length text is excellent! As for genetics, I felt like the Thompson & Thompson text was pretty good.

    Willamette
     
    #4 Willamette, Apr 17, 2004
  5. Ms.Doctor

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    Thanks Williamette-- that was the genetics text I was thinking of.
     
    #5 Ms.Doctor, Apr 18, 2004
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