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Genetics or Immunology?
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immunology
Definitely take immunology. I like both subjects, but immunology was probably my favorite class.
immunology. Better have exposure to immunology than genetics.
molecular genetics would be good to take as opposed to "regular" genetics, and probably more useful than immuno, but ideally you would take both molecular and immuno. If the choice is between immuno and "regular" genetics, then immuno all the way.
you will take immuno in dental school
you will not take genetics (per say) in DS ~ however, biochemistry does touch into a little bit of genetics and genetic disorders. But you don't need undergrad level genetics to handle it.
IMO, you should take immuno.
you will not take genetics (per say) in DS ~ however, biochemistry does touch into a little bit of genetics and genetic disorders. But you don't need undergrad level genetics to handle it.
IMO, you should take immuno.
you will take immuno in dental school
you will not take genetics (per say) in DS ~ however, biochemistry does touch into a little bit of genetics and genetic disorders. But you don't need undergrad level genetics to handle it.
IMO, you should take immuno.
Depends on the school; Columbia takes genetics.
Take Immuno
genetics if you are planning to take the dat soon. Immuno for dental schools. If you like watching war movies you will like immuno.
+1
... I worked it out so I could take both.