@nessiethelock I really liked revisiting material as well! A lot of stuff was review from prior courses, but biochem helped me further understand the concepts! #prescottbiochemistry
@FShalygina It can be tough adjusted to an online course, but there were so many valuable skills learned to bring forward. Time management & organization are huge! #prescottbiochemistry
During the semester of #prescottbiochemistry I have learned about multiple platforms to reach out to professionals in the field that I am interested in. I think that the actual course material has been a great refresher on stuff I already knew and additional supplemental material
@Sabrina_unhm I also really liked the different methods of learning! Itโs hard for me to just watch lecture videos & understand material so having different learning outlets was super helpful! #prescottbiochemistry
@_jordanpaige I agree, sometimes I would get a question wrong & want to give it a bad review but then had to reel it back & realize it was my fault & not necessarily a bad question haha! #prescottbiochemistry
Thank you, fellow peers, Dr. Prescott, and others who have helped me in this course. I will take much of what I've learned onto the next step- being veterinary school at @universityofga and I thank all of you for helping me in this final step to prepare. #prescottbiochemistry
I also really liked have such a set schedule every week! I was nervous for the Peerwise questions cause they seemed tedious, but I really enjoyed them every week! #prescottbiochemistry
The best part about this course was how methodical everything was. There was a set schedule and we stuck with it. I found the peerwise questions to be most helpful and was surprised at how effective they were at enforcing the material. Good Luck everyone! #prescottbiochemistry
Definitely an interesting way of connecting & learning material, but super relevant to the times we live in too. Especially cool to be able to connect with people you donโt see in lab! #prescottbiochemistry
I agree! Time management and organization are key to doing well in this course, but it also was able to teach me to be a better student! #prescottbiochemistry
The most challenging part of this course was having to self disciple myself to learn the material thoroughly. I learned time management, organization and productivity. Biocehm twitter has helped me network and get to know nearby biotech businesses!
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When reading the syllabus I was pretty nervous about the weekly assignments with Peerwise & twitter but itโs become second nature. Iโve loved the โnon traditionalโ teaching! Itโs helped me have a better understanding of some concepts ๐ฅณ #prescottbiochemistry
The correct answer is FADH2. The electrons that enter the cycle in Complex 1 come from NADH, whereas the electrons coming from Complex 2 come from FADH2. #prescottbiochemistry
I feel like one of my first memories from freshman biology was learning about the electron transport chain. We didn't really go deep into the details of it, so learning about all the different complexes and processes that happen is super interesting #prescottbiochemistry
@JamesRWilkes5@khanacademy I looove Khan Academy! I think my high school algebra teacher even used Kham Academy to help explain some topics hahaha. They do such a great job at explaining topics and providing awesome examples! #prescottbiochemistry
A resource that has been my go-to since high school is quizlet! Itโs available as a website and an app, which makes it super easy to study when I have some downtime at work. Searching key words pulls up sets made by people already๐ค #prescottbiochemistry
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@MuhammadHuss93 I love this channel, he does such a good job at explaining topics & he has so many videos on different subjects!! Super super helpful! #prescottbiochemistry
@Maggie3161 Thereโs not enough data for the FDA to make a decision, and I know other countries havenโt exactly jumped on board with the chloroquine treatment just yet either #prescottbiochemistry
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@Maggie3161 The use of hydroxychloroquine to treat covid19 is only partially confirmed & itโs not being looked at as a cure per say. As of now itโs just shown to reduce symptoms & speed up the recovery process #prescottbiochemistry