My Popular Articles
- The DNA Replication Process: The Steps Involved in Creating Copies of Deoxyribonucleic Acid
- What Are Mendelian Traits? Learn How We Get Some of Our Physical Characteristics
- The Significance of Complement C3 and 4 High Results
- Genetic Syndromes Caused by Chromosome Abnormalities
- 10 Great Career Paths for People With Computer Technology Training
- List of Birth Defects of the Spine
- What is the Difference Between Gene Mutations and Chromosomal Mutations?
- Does Agent Orange Exposure Lead to Birth Defects?
- The DHEAS Blood Test
- Facts about CADASIL Syndrome
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About Me
I am a licensed medical technologist, and have studied medicine for three years. But due to priority change, I was not able to finish my medical study. Having studied in the college of medicine equipped me with much information about anatomy, physiology, diseases, and about health in general.
At present, I am a work-at-home Mom, doing freelance work online. I've done transcription, blogging, ghostwriting and copywriting jobs. I contribute articles at BrightHub and other online publication sites. My areas of interest revolve around Health, Medicine, Nutrition, Fitness, Education and Pets.
My Awards & Certifications
Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
Registered Medical Technologist
My Experience
My Latest Articles
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Type 1 Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Osteogenesis imperfecta, an inherited disease caused by genetic mutations affecting connective tissues in the body, has several types. This article focuses on type I osteogenesis imperfecta, its symptoms, diagnosis and the specific genes involved.Published on June 27, 2011 to Genetics
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How Does Stem Cell Treatment Work for MS?
Stem cell treatment multiple sclerosis is currently being researched in different parts of the world. Scientists are trying to find out how stem cell treatment can cure multiple sclerosis.Published on November 28, 2010 to Medical Science
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Understanding Acid and Bases
Acid and bases are the two simplest characterizations for substances. They are basically the opposite of each other, and they can be differentiated in a litmus test.Published on September 25, 2010 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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