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- high throughput sequencing, rat knock-out, small RNAs, SOLID sequencing, bio-pearl, neuroendocrinology, arcuate nucleus, SOCS-3, IL-6, Akr1b1, suprachiasmatic nucleus, glucose metabolism, flourescence of cerebrospinal fluid, NADPH, FAD, wound healing
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Posted by Peter Matthews on November 23, 2009 at 4:26pm
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Within the Research Cooperative, we currently have only 18 members who describe themselves as undergraduates. I should probably try to make contact with student research organisations or student journals to encourage others to join.
However, I should be spending more time on my own research just now!
My own efforts in research writing and publishing began with contributions to a student journal while I was still an undergraduate. The editors of that journal were very encouraging and helpful.
Thanks, for joining.
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