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Old 18-05-2012, 07:16 PM   #5
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Yes I love genetics. I really like how it's so applicable to almost every biological science. My degree, which I finish in December 2012, is Genetics, Cellular, and Developmental Biology. Originally I majored in it for the cell biology, but now I'm so glad it had the genetic component. I'm going to get a graduate degree in neuroscience, and I've realized how applicable it is as both a research tool and just understanding neuroscience/neurobiology in general. I had a lab partner that was going into Evolutionary Biology, and he looked at a lot of genetic stuff too, which I never would've thought of. I guess it makes sense though since it is the basis for how all organisms function!

Don't got much to add right now, but thought I'd share this site. It gives summary updates of current research findings in neuroscience, psychiatry, etc. Unfortunately it doesn't provide the articles themselves (wouldn't that be amazing?) but you can look up the articles if you find the summary interesting as it lists the article at the end.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/mind_brain/



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