Specialise

I thought I got this job because I emphasised the relevant experience I got on my MSc (in microbiology), but most people at my workplace had not specialised in the subject. So it turns out it's not that important for working here. It technically doesn’t matter what your degree is called, but what’s ...

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... with suggestions of taking a blastocyst (I think that's the one I mean, the ball of cells that makes a baby) and injecting the cell that would specialise into skin cells with choroplasts in order to make a photosynthesising human. So, evidentally that's a rather unrealistic idea (not to mention ...

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... but in biology there are so many different areas of study in which to do both these things. What I'd like to know is, how did you decide what to specialise in, or how did you know which areas of biology really interested you and were worth pursuing? Views are welcome from everyone, and I apologise ...

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... enzyme is not needed in all of the cells. What point would it be for it to express in neurons? Muscle cells? Bone cells? Most cells in the oranism specialise and stop divinding. Because of that, the enzyme in these cells would be simply a waste of amino acids. And no, it is not easier to activate ...

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Yeah... And besides A well known Taiwanese medical professor specialise in cancer research based on a Japanese university do you have something more serious as reference? And considering the factors involved I would like to see a little more hard data ...

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