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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.

How Much Data Is in DNA? Quantifying the Human Genome Genetics
Does a Bone Marrow Transplant Change Your DNA?Genetics
How Are GloFish Made? The Science Behind Their Glow Genetics
What Are Epigenetic Marks and How Do They Work?Genetics
The History of CRISPR: From Bacteria to Gene Editing Genetics
What Is the Universal Genetic Code?Genetics
Enhancer vs. Promoter: Key Distinctions in Gene Control Genetics
What Is Germline Genetic Testing & What Do Results Mean?Genetics
Chromosome 6: Functions, Genes, and Associated Conditions Genetics
What Amino Acid Changes in Sickle Cell Anemia?Genetics
What is DNA Metabarcoding and How Is It Used?Genetics
Why Does DNA Twist Into a Double Helix?Genetics
How Are Potatoes Genetically Modified?Genetics
What Is mRNA Gene Therapy and How Does It Work?Drugs
How Much DNA Do We Share With Trees?Genetics
How Is the Papaya Genetically Modified?Genetics
What Is the Complementary DNA Strand?Genetics
What Is Phenotyping and Why Is It So Important?Biology
Can Genetic Engineering Make Superhumans?Genetics
Does All Life Have DNA? The Exceptions Explained Genetics
What Are the Start and Stop Codons?Genetics
History of Gene Therapy: From Early Trials to CRISPR Genetics
What Is a Philadelphia Chromosome and Why Is It Dangerous?Genetics
Do Apples Grow True to Seed? The Genetics Explained Genetics
What Is Double-Stranded DNA and Why Does It Matter?Genetics
If I Get a Blood Transfusion, Does My DNA Change?Genetics
DNA and RNA: Structure, Function, and Synthesis Explained Genetics
What Is the Difference Between DNA and mRNA?Genetics
Why Is There a Higher Ashkenazi Jewish Cancer Risk?Genetics
What Causes Sickle Cell Anemia: The Genetic Mutation Genetics