biology study guides

[iesika]

 A while ago, I made a sort of study guide for someone, dealing with Mendelian inheritance and Punnet squares. I'm working on one right now for DNA replication, transcription and translation, and it occurred to me to ask if anyone other than the intended recipient would be interested in seeing it? 

I don't want to actually web-publish because this one, in particular, is full of stolen images, and also there are Batman references and such, and I think maybe there was cursing in the first one. But if anyone's struggling with those topics, and would like a go at them, drop me a comment, and I'll make them available on googledocs or something. 

I'm having a distressing amount of fun with this. Watch, I'm going to end up writing an online textbook, and then have to explain to people, no, I never actually graduated college, and I babysit for a living. 

I wonder if there's a market for study guides by smartasses? 

Comments

[ladymirth.livejournal.com]

I probably won't understand half of it since I haven't done biology since my freshman year of college, but I still would like to see it. =)

[anthraciteowl.livejournal.com]

I would love to see that! Of course, I haven't taken biology for two years, but it bet I could still make some sense of it.