Physics II = Sucks
 

Yea, I'm studying my tail off for a physics quiz tomorrow on CH25, Electric Potential. Fun stuff like potential differences in electric fields, in point charges, due to continuously charge distributions, and due to charged conductors. Yea this is great stuff....

i envy you. that stuff was easy. Passed it last semester without even trying.

Now take my test for me today in the morning.

Just try to remember that when the classical pathway activates, antibody-antigen complexes must be bound together and the C1q receptor must bind to the Fc component between two antibodies of IgG complexes. When that occurs, C1q binds with s,r, and cleaves CD4 and CD2 to make CD4b and CD2a which cleaves CD3. CD3 is split into CD3a which circulates the body and CD3b joins CD4b2a to make a enzymatic factor (CD4b2a3b) that cleaves CD5 to make CD51 and CD5b. CD5a circulates the body while CD5b binds to CD6789 to make membrane attack complexes (MAC) which lyse the cell.

oh dont forget, you have a matter of minutes before the enzyme becomes inactive. If it doesnt go through completion, it can fail and fall off damaging other cells in your body.

and thats Immunology for you.

Honestly that was my favorite part of Phys I and II

Damn I don't remember doing any of that stuff, it was almost 10 years ago for me. At least I still know what you are talking about though. Good luck.

Ya, I took 2nd semster physics over the summer and got a D. Then I asked the professor for the minimum C- I needed and he gave it to me. What I learned in physics II.....take classes over the summer and ask for a higher grade!

i haven't taken any physics yet, but i only have to take one of them :bigtu:

Physics was easy. E&M physics especially because most of the students are afraid of it and end up getting bad grades because it's not mechanical in nature.

The class averages on our 3 tests last semester in Physics 2 were about 30-40% each time. That teacher was a dick, but he curved the grade enough for most of us to pass at the end of the semester.