How did you get so put together? DNA is the blueprint, but it doesn’t determine everything. DNA gets turned into RNA, and then finally into proteins that help build your body and brain. But there are SO many steps in that process that affect the final product- you. The sum of these steps is a process called genetic regulation.
Tayler is a PhD candidate in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia. Her research …
Sean Jackewicz is a research student at the University of Georgia who is studying for his degree in Genetics, with …
Listen in to hear Dr. Liz Tunbridge of Oxford University discuss the limitations of GWAS (Genome-wide association studies) and her …
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This episode is all about neuronal apoptosis. In Dr. Mohanish Deshmukh’s eyes, some cells are willing to undergo apoptosis, while …
For Part Two in our wildlife ecology series, we talked with Alexandra Israel, a Master’s student at York University about …
We had the chance to talk with Georgia Atkin-Smith about Apoptosis and different types of cell death, autoimmune disorders, and …
Our second ComSciCon Triangle interview was with Stephanie Teeter from NC State. Stephanie is a technician for two biomedical engineering …
Last week, I got the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Jordan Grigor, a postdoc working at the School for …
