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Tamika Ogilvie is a science writer at Biology Insights with a specialty in genetics. She spent years instructing biotechnology students at a technical high school, directing laboratory sequencing projects alongside regional research partners, and also worked as a quality control analyst in private industry. Ogilvie received a bachelor’s degree in biotechnology from Kansas State University.

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What Is an Endogenous Gene & Why Is It Important?
Genomic Data Analysis: What It Is and Why It Matters
How Many Human Genes Are There? The Current Scientific Count
Repressor Biology: How Genes Are Turned Off
Exome vs. Genome: What’s the Difference Between Them?
What Are Phenomes and Why Are They Important?
Genomic Imprinting Definition Explained
What Is a DNA Banking System & How Does It Work?
The Function and Purpose of an Intron and Exon
Inframe Mutation: Definition, Impact, and Significance
What Is Genome Analysis and Its Applications?
CRISPR for Muscular Dystrophy: A Potential Cure
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What Is Short Read Sequencing and How Does It Work?
What Makes Octopus DNA So Extraordinary?
What Is a Human Gene and How Does It Work?
The Role of the CRISPR Plasmid in Gene Editing
What Is a DNA Complementary Strand and Why Is It Important?
What Is Gene Expression Level and Why Does It Matter?
What Are Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms?
The Science and Evolution of Chicken DNA
What Is Single Gene Sequencing and How Does It Work?
What Are the Benefits of Genetic Engineering?
Platypus Sex Chromosomes: A Unique Evolutionary System
What Are Chemical Mutagens and How Do They Alter DNA?
Bionano News: Latest Advancements in Genomic Analysis
What Is AT and CG in DNA and Why Does It Matter?