This happened 3 years ago in the winter. I hit a guardrail after sliding off the snowy roads. Is it possible for this to be fixed? I’ve been driving it as normal (daily) ever since, but it’s kind of embarrassing. I really like the car, even though it’s old. It’s lasted me so long and has given me no other issues.
I'm interested in pursuing a career in genetics. My dream is to design personalized treatments for genetic disorders using CRISPR. I was very inspired by the treatment designed with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for the baby born with CPS1 deficiency (KJ Muldoon).
Current educational background:
- Bachelor of Arts in Biology
- ASCP Medical Laboratory Scientist Certification (following a 1-year MLS program)
I don't think I'm the strongest candidate at the moment for a PhD program. I'm in a very initial research phase into the next steps for reaching my goal. Any advice for what you would do next to reach my goal would be appreciated. Thanks!
(info on KJ's treatment: https://www.chop.edu/news/worlds-first-patient-treated-personalized-crispr-gene-editing-therapy-childrens-hospital)