I personally find this to be really ridiculous that we should know, but I wanted to see what everyone else thought. I can't imagine going back and trying to study all the sizes of all the different major microscopic components on the MCAT.
Here's a question from a practice test. It tells you that something is 100 nanometers in diameter.
Q: In regard to their relative size, the described objects are
A. smaller than all known eukaryotic cells
B. approximately the size of a typical...
Sizes at the cellular level
Here's a question from a practice test. It tells you that something is 100 nanometers in diameter.
Q: In regard to their relative size, the described objects are
A. smaller than all known eukaryotic cells
B. approximately the size of a typical...
Sizes at the cellular level