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Medicine · Year 1 · MU Sofia

Biology Stop Test

Biology Stop Test is a Year 1 subject in the Medicine degree at the Medical University of Sofia. Its syllabus has 7 topics in two chapters. The first, Topics, opens with an introduction to the stop test and then moves through the cell and reproduction, immunology, evolution and parasites. The second chapter gathers past variants from 2023 and 2024, with short answers grouped under headings such as genome organisation, cell cycle, molecular methods and medically important parasites, listing Latin names, vectors and hosts. AceMed's notes are short, about an hour of reading in all, with no pictures or tables. Most of the material sits in 663 flashcards.

The full MU Sofia syllabus for Biology Stop Test, Medicine, Year 1: 7 topics, every one with a free study note (40 minutes of reading), and 663 flashcards. Updated 30 October 2026.

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The topics in the order of the MU Sofia syllabus. Each one with a note opens in AceMed once you're signed in.

Topics 5 topics

  1. 1What is the biology stop test ?1 min · 7 cards
  2. 2The Cell & Reproduction1 min · 156 cards
  3. 3Immunology2 min · 73 cards
  4. 4Evolution1 min · 44 cards
  5. 5ParasitesEvolution1 min · 103 cards

Past test variants 2 topics

  1. 2023 variants !! + bonus questionsAceme6 Biostop test 2023 varients33 min · 88 cards
  2. 2024 variants !!1 min · 192 cards

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  • Latin23 notes
  • Physics42 notes

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