Mycology, comparative anatomy, and the upper-level biology courses that don't get taught anywhere else on YouTube.
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A biology graduate covering the courses good YouTube channels tend to skip — genetics, human physiology, comparative vertebrate anatomy, biochemistry, and mycology. This channel exists for the material that actually gets asked about at exam time, explained by someone who took the exact same courses recently enough to remember what didn't click.
Stuck on a specific concept — Hardy-Weinberg, the Krebs cycle, fungal life cycles, vertebrate homology? One-on-one time to work through it properly, not just another re-explanation of the slide.
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