Mine’s the computer. I love how all of you bozos are sitting their on your keisters, using the computer to log on to Yahoo Answers, and still denying the theory of evolution when without its understanding computers wouldn’t have functioned.
There’s also: Modern antibiotics, DNA fingerprinting and bioinformatics, modern knowledge in animal and plant breeding, modern understanding of genes, psychology, ethics, etc.
Choose wisely, ya bastards.
I’m a general medical practioner just registered at University of Nigeria Nsukka to read Masters Programme in immunology.
Specially the lesser known career options. Also any one year kind of courses which can help in boosting career.
I’m a sophomore at a university. Currently I’m a Biology major, but I woudl like to change my major to either of the ones mentioned above. First and foremost, my plan is either pharmacy or medical school. I still haven’t decided which one though. Of course, I have other options as well. Clearly, Biochem seems the most challenging since it requires 1 year Physical chemistry, stats, multivariable Calc, and 6 hrs of mandatory chem research. What do you guys think would the most useful major for me?
a. causes of genetic disorders
b. amino acid sequences of human proteins
c. locations of genes on chromosomes
d. whether anallele is dominant or recessive
I admit that I’m asking for a bit of help with my homework, but I’m short on time and very stressed.
I’m beginning to work on my AS for Nursing, because I want to make money while going to college so I can pay for it. Then I want to transfer to a University and go into the Biochemistry Major, then hopefully go to Med school. Will I be able to, and what should I really prepare for if I choose this route?
In which order from hardest to least hardest is Physiology,Microbiology,and human anatomy?
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