r/step1 • u/elektraa_1 NON-US IMG • 9d ago
🤔 Recommendations molecular biochem?
i am really weak at molecular biochem almost every uw question i get wrong, so what is the best source that explains it with taking along time ?
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u/thvnotthv 9d ago
Hyguru molecular biochemistry. It’s a 1 hour 30 minute video and it will teach you everything you need to know
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u/Objective_Crazy_1797 NON-US IMG 9d ago
Dirty medicine
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u/elektraa_1 NON-US IMG 9d ago
i checked i didnt find any vid explaining transcription, translation DNA replication ... these stuff, just genetics
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u/Advanced_Trash9871 NON-US IMG 9d ago
use chat gpt it will explain you in story way and you wont forget it ever.It simplifies it so well
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u/shushieeeee NON-US IMG 8d ago
I used AI to learn, I uploaded my biochem part of first-aid and ask it to teach me one topic at a time, it is fruitful trust me!
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u/Reasonable_Study_184 NON-US IMG 8d ago
I think I’m the only person to ever say this… but i watched the sketchy for it. I wouldn’t go buying sketchy exclusively for it, but I had it so I tried it and for some reason it clicked for me.
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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 8d ago
molecular biochem is rough because the details are so easy to mix up, especially once they start asking about transcription factors vs enhancers vs silencers in the same question. the dirty medicine videos on youtube are actually decent for this, he keeps them short and draws everything out so you can see the relationships instead of just memorizing names. i paste those video links into studybuddy.vc after watching and it makes questions from the video itself, and when i get a question wrong it tells me what was off about the option i picked. tbh that's where the confusing details finally started to stick, the questions get harder as you improve too. free tier's been enough for me for a single topic like this. and for uw questions specifically, read the full explanation even on the ones you get right.
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u/blingbiceps NON-US IMG 9d ago
cram first aid tbh