QPCR And Extraction Of DNA

Bookish places in France 🇫🇷

lab days are my favorite, there’s no urgency…it’s only numbers, easy mixing and tons of observations. my professor said my observations were “delightfully descriptive” in a thick British accent and I found myself flowing with ease in the calculations. who would have known I would remember things from nearly a decade ago!

I also made a new friend and I’m excited to have a study partner.

be willing to reinvent yourself

Who am i?

Hello! I just wanted to introduce myself.

I'm Apollo, 20 y/o and currently studying biotech in the healthcare area. I'm a research enthusiast and currently working on a historical paper on medical education in my country.

The subjects I am taking this semester are…

Public Health 🏥

Pharmacology 💊

Patophysiology 🫀

Molecular Technologies applied to diagnosis (on lab) 🥼

Nowadays

Besides the paper I'm writing with my professor, I'm visiting a genetic Lab to sweeten my motor skills in PCR and other techniques.

🥼🎧🗒️

And I have already finished the following subjects

Anatomy

Physiology cellular and neuro

Biochemistry

Physics

Math

Histology and embryology

Genetics

Biology cellular and molecular

Chemistry

Applied Biochemistry (lab work)

Immunology

Physiology of the systems

Microbiology

"Heeeeeeerree's KERMIE!!"

Neurology today was all about the various systems and pathways of the brain, spine and disorders identifiable to those specific regions. Really enjoyed it! I think anatomy is my favourite element of studying medicine to be honest, maybe that's the artist in me... if I was to become a doctor, I could envisage myself as a surgeon. BUT in saying that, I absolutely adore RESEARCH 🔬...best and bit of both maybe?

love and light - I am SO done for today re studying Darcy x

More annotations on the divine comedy, my edition is written in prose for some reason so it’s not that authentic and the transaltion is kinda wonky but it was what i could get at the time