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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- I recently finished my Cancer MSc at UCL and wanted to give you a big summary of my data analysis research project, in the field of cancer and epigenetics! There is quite a lot of technical biology in this video, but I still hope that you can follow some of it even if you haven’t studied the subject before to a high level. I’ll lose you at some points but I hope you understand the general concepts! The timestamps below should also help you out 🧬
TIME STAMPS
0:00 | My Research at UCL
0:53 | Project Background
7:21 | Project Aims
12:13 | My Results
14:34 | Keen to learn more?
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How old are you? | I’m 23
What is your academic background? | I have just finished my Cancer MSc at UCL, and before this I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Cambridge in Biological Natural Sciences (2016-2019)
Now that you have mentioned it, I remember learning how to do a gene ontology enrichment analysis a few months ago in an 1 week training. But now after not practically using my knowledge, I just forgot about it. It's auch a pity, since it is super helpful and I am sure there are actually many other helpful "tools" that I just cannot remember right now bc I don't need to use them regularly. Thanks for the reminder😄☺
I like your video , very helpful for us
This is fascinating Holly! Do you need any background in computer science to do a data analysis project in biology? Did u find it difficult to get started with the online platforms, if u didn’t know how to code?
She had to learn how to code
People:you don't use most of what you study at school!!
Holly:
Can you make a video explaining the reproductive system more specifically about the hormones I am studying at school and because of covid there are some informations that are missed like what are the types of hormonal glands and stuff so it's a bit hard to understand😅
how to make carbohydrate not turning into glucose in plant?
I already have a MSc in computer engineering. I have an interest in biology and biomedical science.
However, I am very very very clumsy in lab work, I also don't have a good short term memory anymore (insomnia, autism, bipolar disorder are the culprits). So I am really not a good fit for lab work. That is what holds me back from studying something related to biomedical science. Can still do something biomedicine related, e.g. studying and doing research cancer or schizophrenia etc.?
Maybe bioinformatics is a good option. Or biomedical engineering/biophysics.
*5 things to quit right now:*
*1. Overthinking*
*2. Trying to make everyone happy*
*3. Living in the past*
*4. Worrying*
*5. Doubting yourself*
Do you have plans to pursue your PhD in this area of biology and research? Very fascinating 😁🧬🔬
Could cancer from vaping be different then cancer from smoking ?
Ok I guess I would need to study biology :D I don't really understand anything xD
*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."*
The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤
First viewer💚
i hope you enjoy the video! 😊
I loved it...
Ang also your last video on your main channel...ohhh I relate sooooo much
I am 18 and still single...and also those feelings of "why would someone love me?"
😁
Great content & subscribed! Let us know what you think of our grad school channel. Thank you!
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One of the reasons they can't cure cancer. Could be because they don't found it early. Why can't they cure going bald ?
Going bald is a result if chemotherapy
The patients dont actually go bald tho they loose a lot of hair shaving the heads just makes it faster and easier
if you're talking about losing hair whilst patients go through cancer treatment, then that it a side-effect of chemotherapy. but if you're talking about going bald with age then that is a very different topic!
@@byhollyg You bring up DNA. Are you into DNA company's ?