Genetic Guidance: Job Descriptions & Resources

Thread starter Abodunrin05
Start date Sep 21, 2005

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The discussion centers on a request for resources related to job descriptions in the field of genetics. The original poster expresses a keen interest in genetics but struggles to find comprehensive information about career opportunities. They seek guidance from the community, asking for websites or resources that provide detailed job descriptions in genetics. The thread is cross-posted to attract attention from biology members who may have insights or useful links to share.

Sep 21, 2005

Abodunrin05

I'm really interested in genetics, but i can't really find any good jod description. Could somebody please send me a site or something that can help me. Thanks.

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Sep 21, 2005

iansmith

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I copy this thread from https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=90086 in academic and carrer guidance so it get notice by our biology members. If anybody wants to answer please go the thread in the academic and carrer guidance.

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