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Old 12-16-2010, 12:34 PM   #1
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MBB 222 @ SFU

Anyone take this course before? I have it with Scott Briscoe if that matters, I was wondering what this course is like? Memorization or is it problem solving sort of like Genetics/Ochem? Any info would be great thanks
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Old 01-06-2011, 12:02 AM   #2
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Took it with him, i think i saw more than half of the class when i retook it the next semester :P I'd say it's a bit of both
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Memorization for sure, not really problem solving so much as analysis.
Ie: Which type of molecule will sediment most quickly?

(a) A small globular protein
(b) An icosahedral virus
(c) A filamentous virus
(d) A tetrameric globular protein

ans: b

I had it with Northwood though, I dont know what Briscoe is like. For MBB, unless you reach 4th year, you're gonna want to attend lecture no matter how boring the prof. Everytime I look back, the prof would have dropped one form of hint or another to prepare you for the mt.

Good luck! Hope this helps

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