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Ok, As some of you may know I am struggling on either choosing micro or cell bio.
Here are the descriptions that are on my school schedule:
Microbiology:This course covers development of the science of microbiology through modern times; anatomy, morphology and physiology of microbes; techniques of cultivation and identification; growth control measures ( physical, chemical, chemotherapeutic) plus isolation and disposal techniques for contaminated materials; medical microbiology ( disease and infection, host defenses/immunology, epidemiology and public health measures); water microbiology( treatment, testing, and hazards); food and dairy microbiology ( emphasis on safety and sanitation); as well as aspects of industrial microbiology. Attention is given to theory as well as to practical application.
Pre-requisite: General Inorganic Chemistry
Introduction to Cell Biology:
This is a general course on cell biology. The basic biochemistry, structures, functions, genetics, growth and developmental of animal, plant, and microbial cells will be covered.
OK, there are the descriptions guys, which class should I take? Remember, I took my intro bio class already, I am not a science major, so which one will help me out more on the MCAT or future? Also, which class you guys think carries more difficulty and work?
Eduardo
Here are the descriptions that are on my school schedule:
Microbiology:This course covers development of the science of microbiology through modern times; anatomy, morphology and physiology of microbes; techniques of cultivation and identification; growth control measures ( physical, chemical, chemotherapeutic) plus isolation and disposal techniques for contaminated materials; medical microbiology ( disease and infection, host defenses/immunology, epidemiology and public health measures); water microbiology( treatment, testing, and hazards); food and dairy microbiology ( emphasis on safety and sanitation); as well as aspects of industrial microbiology. Attention is given to theory as well as to practical application.
Pre-requisite: General Inorganic Chemistry
Introduction to Cell Biology:
This is a general course on cell biology. The basic biochemistry, structures, functions, genetics, growth and developmental of animal, plant, and microbial cells will be covered.
OK, there are the descriptions guys, which class should I take? Remember, I took my intro bio class already, I am not a science major, so which one will help me out more on the MCAT or future? Also, which class you guys think carries more difficulty and work?
Eduardo