Mcat notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Intro to Biochemistry Course Notes written and designed for a pre-med looking for all the content needed to do well (get an A) and prepare for/review for the MCAT. I wrote these as I took the course and only studied off these and got an A+. These notes are visually appealing and comprehensive with images for the visual learner.

In-depth and concise notes from the first unit of college level biochemistry. This document contains formulas for obtain various numbers on PH, Pka, and cell counts. Pictures and tables are included in the document as well as many different amino acid types. Information regarding the tested material on the MCAT is detailed, so someone that is studying for that will benefit form these notes. Different reactions and classifications of chemical groups are also featured.

Level 200 Boston University Cell Biology 25 page extensive notes for units on DNA replication, transcription, and repair. Got A on this exam. Topics cover different enzymes involved, clinical scenarios (i.e. how this applies to muscular dystrophy), different mechanisms for recombination and repair, and lots of things involved. Covers transcription for eukaryotes and prokaryotes. Covers mRNA processing, splicing, mRNA degradation, etc. Good for studying for a class, exam, or as review for MCAT...

Notes from a 522 scorer for Kaplan Biology's Chapter 10 on Homeostasis. Covers 99% of MCAT material on this topic with detailed diagrams/pictures. Includes information not in Kaplan for a thorough but concise review.

The Kaplan books were overwhelming and I could not figure out what points to focus on, so I spent my time reviewing the chapters and creating my own set of study notes. I set up my notes my the Kaplan chapters and subsections. There is a color coding system that makes viewing the information easy! I also went through the Kaplan example problems and gave easy break downs. These notes are the only reason I was able to get my foundational knowledge down! I would recommend using my notes alongside t...

The Kaplan books were overwhelming and I could not figure out what points to focus on, so I spent my time reviewing the chapters and creating my own set of study notes. I set up my notes my the Kaplan chapters and subsections. There is a color coding system that makes viewing the information easy! I also went through the Kaplan example problems and gave easy break downs. These notes are the only reason I was able to get my foundational knowledge down! I would recommend using my notes alongside t...

The Kaplan books were overwhelming and I could not figure out what points to focus on, so I spent my time reviewing the chapters and creating my own set of study notes. I set up my notes my the Kaplan chapters and subsections. There is a color coding system that makes viewing the information easy! I also went through the Kaplan example problems and gave easy break downs. These notes are the only reason I was able to get my foundational knowledge down! I would recommend using my notes alongside t...

The Kaplan books were overwhelming and I could not figure out what points to focus on, so I spent my time reviewing the chapters and creating my own set of study notes. I set up my notes my the Kaplan chapters and subsections. There is a color coding system that makes viewing the information easy! I also went through the Kaplan example problems and gave easy break downs. These notes are the only reason I was able to get my foundational knowledge down! I would recommend using my notes alongside t...

43 pages of Extensive Cell Biology (boston university) unit 1 notes and questions, level 200. topics cover phospholipid bilayers, proteins, diffusion, transport, gradients, cholesterol budding and uptake, endocytosis, DNA replication, sequencing, genetic code, molecular tools to study gene function, PCR reactions, CRISPR/Cas9, DNA sequencing, antibodies, etc. This class did a good job of taking different health conditions (i.e. cytic fibrosis) and connecting the material to explain physiologi...

Summary of psychology and sociology MCAT concepts. Notes taken from Kaplan and uworld