Chemistry Idea for a molecular biology-based, laboratory research plan

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The discussion revolves around a request for an original molecular biology research plan for a fourth-year undergraduate project. The poster seeks guidance on developing a project that includes a background/literature review and proposed research design, without conducting actual experiments. Respondents emphasize the importance of originality and suggest that the poster should share specific interests to refine a project idea. The conversation highlights the need for personal engagement in the research planning process. Ultimately, the focus is on collaborative brainstorming to inspire a unique project concept.
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Hey!

This is for a 4th year undergrad project in Applied Molec Bio.

I need an idea for a molecular biology-based, laboratory research plan.

It needs to be an "original" idea but I'm having trouble of picking one... I will not actually be performing any experiments.

It will contain the following sections:

1) Background/Literature Review
2) Proposed Research Design and Methodology

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
 
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We can't just hand you a project idea, it needs to be your own. But, perhaps we can help you refine one if you tell us something about the topics that might interest you.
 
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