Do you guys just read it and hope some things stick? Cause its pretty hard to memorize a book this thick.. and microbio seems to be all memorization.. yet this book is highly recommended. Any inputs? I have 3 days to study microbio...
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Step I How does one study microbio made rid simple?
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when you say just read it, you mean just read teh chart as well? as in dont memorize? [so just memorize 1st aid]
I would seriously recommend Lippincott's Microcards: Microbiology Flash Cards by Sanjiv. It is just hands down the most effective resource for micro.
If you don't have time to get your hands on these or w/e I would recommend that you get the basic charts of g+, g-, DNA, RNA, etc and have those down and then keep practicing them until you can work a bug back and forth in its grouping in the chart. Also read through Phostons power points after you have studied micro it brings all of the high yields together.
If you don't have time to get your hands on these or w/e I would recommend that you get the basic charts of g+, g-, DNA, RNA, etc and have those down and then keep practicing them until you can work a bug back and forth in its grouping in the chart. Also read through Phostons power points after you have studied micro it brings all of the high yields together.
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I downloaded his 4 lectures. did i miss any?
