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9 years ago
Hello,
I am getting so tired of flashcards I decided to generate some crossword puzzles instead. I have made 3 for advanced human physiology so far including: metabolism, renal system, and digestion. We are in molecular bio portion of biochemistry so i will be generating biotech techniques dna replication,transcription, and translation, and some more miscellaneous stuff. If I get around to it I will do it for my elementary stats final which is comprehensive.
Here are the 4 I have finished so far, more will be coming over the weekend if anyone is interested.
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9 years ago
Very creative, thanks for sharing these.
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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, biobuds
I appreciate that, but to be fair I found the idea on Pintrest and wasn't about to pay $1.50 for each crossword. So, I made my own and am distributing them to whoever wants to explore these subjects. Thanks again for the comment though.
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Here are a couple more Biochem DNA transcription and Physiology Renal function. They are in pdf form now because it works way better that way. Cheers!
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9 years ago
Awesome!
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