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Genetics in BIO

Discussion in 'MCAT Discussions' started by frank51, Apr 3, 2004.

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  1. frank51

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    When I took the MCAT last time what screwed me in the Bio section was the fact that there was so much genetics on there, what do you guys suggest for preparing this time around?
     
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    For biology, I would study the big 3:

    1) PHYSIOLOGY
    2) GENETICS
    3) MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

    IMO, those 3 make up most of the BIO section Or at least when I took it twice about a year ago.
     
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