@_jordanpaige Hi Jordan! I personally don't opt for online classes because I find I have a hard time motivating myself from home to do the work. I agree that the structure of this online course in particular sets students up for success! Good luck with your future endeavors!
@medomeragic This is a great question to ask! Knowing the differences between each saccharide is very important, especially in entry exams for graduate schools. Great work!
@Maggie3161 I am in organic chemistry this semester and I found these two concepts to overlap as well! It's always so interesting to learn about relatively same concepts from two different perspectives!
@Marcusharlem11 Hi Marcus-- I totally agree! I did have background information on ATP and processes involving electron transfer/production. This course really solidified and expanded my knowledge about the important processes that occur in our body!
@JCockshaw Being able to learn at your own pace is so important for success in any class. This allows students to focus on the material that is being taught rather than the grade received. Good luck in your future endeavors!
Twitter also helped me connect with classmates and put faces to names. It was nice using twitter because we don't see one another on a daily basis because the course is online. I also got to connect with several professionals in the bio/chem/biotech field!
As we wrap up class, I found it extremely helpful taking an online course. There are so many resources that we can use, and I feel like @peerwise is a great way to quiz us on weekly material! I feel like twitter helped me to connect with other classmates! #prescottbiochemistry
I also found Peerwise to be useful and insightful! Peerwise helped me in particular because I knew the questions were coming from my peers so that motivated me to want to know as much as everyone else does (healthy competition). Overall, great tool!
I feel the same way! I had a lot of miscellaneous (though important) knowledge coming in, and I am now able to apply and connect my prior knowledge with bigger pictures/concepts thanks to this course.
I think a big thing that this course helped me with was being able to put all my prior knowledge together and have it make more sense than the first (or second) time around. Definitely have a better grasp of enzymes now! #prescottbiochemistry
I am also a hands-on learner! Thankfully we had the opportunity to do a couple of biochem labs in person which allowed us to step away from the online course and connect with one another in the lab.
I'm a very hands on learner so this class in general was a bit challenging for me. However, my favorite part of this class and how I best learned was through Twitter. I never realized how easy it was to get in touch with the science community on this app! #prescottbiochemistry
I can relate to that! My fear was lack of structured class time as well but it turned out to be fine. Twitter has also helped me connect with the med world, as I am a pre-med!
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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The correct answer is A, Oxaloacetate (OAA). Oxaloacetate acts as an intermediate of the citric acid cycle. The enzyme citrate synthase catalyzes the conversation of acetyl-CoA to form citrate. #prescottbiochemistry
In my genetics class last year, we learned a lot about amino acid assembly and how it relates to genes. We have learned and continue to learn a lot about amino acids in biochem and their importance in living organisms like us!
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@JennaRa72993952 Quizlet is a go-to resource! I like how you can create your own tests, memorize the flashcards both forwards and backgrounds, and how you can share your deck with others to help the community out! #prescottbiochemistry
@Olivia15Rose I really like this resource! I find the animations and illustrations that they use to be very helpful in painting a conceptual picture in my mind rather than simply memorizing the material that is being presented. #prescottbiochemistry
For memorization of amino acids, I use the "Amino Acid Quiz" which I have installed as an application on my phone as well as through Google Play for easy access on my laptop. Here is the link, https://t.co/3QHPSmvyg6
check it out! #prescottbiochemistry
@DrAnaMRSB I wonder how use of protease inhibitors as an antiviral to possibly treat COVID differs from use of this inhibitors in tx of influenza as we know of it today. Though the mechanism remains the same, are there many more viral proteases for target in COVID? #prescottbiochemistry
@StarsetMssngrs It blows my mind that the artificial heart was even able to function in the human body; let alone 3 days! We have come a long way since, especially with technological age. I wonder how this milestone influenced what we know of 2day for tx of heart failure. #prescottbiochemistry