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Sarah Robbins

About Sarah Robbins

Sarah Robbins is a human genetics Ph.D. student. Her skill at reading recipes has made her able to translate her talents from pies to PCR.

Cellulite: Who, Why, and What Can Be Done

June 5th, 2017|Perspectives in Research|By

5 Tips for Preparing for your Ph.D. Candidacy Exam

April 27th, 2017|A Day in the Life|By

The Butterfly Effect: Wing Research Method Shows Promise

March 17th, 2017|Perspectives in Research,Recently Published|By

Bugs Resistant to Drugs: What Can We Do?

February 6th, 2017|Perspectives in Research|By

Gene Editing Under Fire

December 28th, 2016|Perspectives in Research|By

Nobel Prize Winning Research May Lead to New Therapies for Cancer, Alzheimer’s

November 3rd, 2016|Did You See This?,Perspectives in Research|By

Tasmanian Devils Evolve to Combat Contagious Cancer

September 20th, 2016|Perspectives in Research|By

4 Things to Ask before Joining a Rotation Lab

August 18th, 2016|A Day in the Life|By

Zombie Genes: Life after Death

July 28th, 2016|Recently Published|By

Why Does the Giraffe Have a Long Neck: Answers from the Giraffe Genome

June 28th, 2016|Perspectives in Research,Recently Published|By

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