read chapters 12-21 of Campbell's Biology and make sure you fully understand all of that before you delve into more detailed textbooks like Brooker's.ScienceRobo wrote:Anyone have recommendations for textbooks and specific chapters to study?
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Yeah, our regional test was pretty hard too. It was all stuff in the rules, just pretty specific details about typically basic concepts.platypusomelette wrote:I'm just curious did anyone find their regionals a looooot harder than they expected? Mine was spouting stuff straight out of alberts. Like supercoiling and topoisomerase IV (which i did not even realize there were multiple pigeon types of and that they weren't exclusive to eukaryotes)
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What is the best resource for learning the inheritance patterns of genetic disorders?
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The Heredity handouts on the soinc website has a huge list of common disorders and their symptoms w/ inheritance patterns.wyekefidnw--99 wrote:What is the best resource for learning the inheritance patterns of genetic disorders?
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Okay big rip I just got put in this event for no reason at all and I have approximately a month to prepare this before states, what's a good resource to start with for the non-heredity related parts of the event?
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Campbell's Biology chapters 12 through 21 should probably prepare you well enough for a states level test.Anomaly wrote:Okay big rip I just got put in this event for no reason at all and I have approximately a month to prepare this before states, what's a good resource to start with for the non-heredity related parts of the event?
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Are there any other resources you guys recommend outside of the Campbell Biology textbook? I'm reading through it right now, and while it is a very good resource I'd like to take a break from constant reading. I know Khan Academy has a lot of good videos (and I do have the Khan Academy app), but does anyone have any recommendations for other videos/podcasts/etc.?
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