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Luis Tellez is an instructional laboratory technician in a university chemistry department, where he prepares materials for student lab sections and trains teaching assistants on analytical equipment. He worked as an undergraduate lab assistant before joining the department staff. Tellez holds a BS in Chemistry from Vermont State University and writes as a contributor for Biology Insights.

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