Skin cells protect their DNA from bumps and bruises with a jello-like response
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Sree Rama Chaitanya
Molecular Biology
Instituto de Medicina Molecular
I am a scientist: a cell and molecular biologist. My Ph.D. thesis examiner, Dr. Lars Jansen asked the last question. “You see… in the end, we get money for research from layman, the taxpayers. So, how would you explain your research to them? or to your family members?” I stumbled… but I managed! This nudged me to science writing and communication. I guess, better late than never. I believe a scientist has three major responsibilities: research, teaching, and service. To disseminate complex scientific data to a teach, learn, and serve.
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