How much transcription and translation is to much?

[golfmontpoker]

I'm asking basically what the title states. Do we need to know every mechanism i.e. the promoter, post-translational (Intron, Exons, poly a tail) tRNA and its anti-codon/amino acid sides, etc... Or just the basics? thanks a bunch guys!

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[fancymylotus]

I'm asking basically what the title states. Do we need to know every mechanism i.e. the promoter, post-translational (Intron, Exons, poly a tail) tRNA and its anti-codon/amino acid sides, etc... Or just the basics? thanks a bunch guys!

Basics-dont go too crazy with Schaums for this section. Kappy should be enough.

 

[ATLATLATL]

wat would u say i should emphasize on more with shaums..depth wise that is....wat is kaplan good enough for persay pertaining ot the bio section?

 

[fancymylotus]

wat would u say i should emphasize on more with shaums..depth wise that is....wat is kaplan good enough for persay pertaining ot the bio section?

two plant bio chapters
animal behav chapter
evolution/ecology/origin of life chapters
and then skim the chapters about the kingdoms and primates.


most everything else is overkill(trust me, i actually read the whole damn thing like ten times )

 

[Law0830]

I didnt see any of that on my test and i got a 20 on the bio so. I studied it but it didnt land.

 

[biocmp]

A 20 is pretty weak, so I guess i will study everything, just to be prepared