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distrito federal, mexico
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Joined August 31, 2013
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Diego G.
@DGiZ
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Ensamble del genoma de un bacteriófago de Vibrio cholerae
Spanish to English article translation
Ensamble del genoma de un bacteriófago de Vibrio cholerae
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Freelance translator and academic writer
Aug 2013 - Dec 2013 (4 months, 1 day)
I have excellent literacy and writing abilities in two worldwide languages.
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Undergraduate Mathematics
(3 years)
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Ensamble del genoma de un bacteriófago de Vibrio cholerae
Academia de Ciencias de Morelos A.C.
Este proyecto consistió en el ensamble del genoma de un virus bacteriófago encontrado en el Estado de Hidalgo, en un lago de aguas negras llamado Endhó. Investigadores de la UNAM estipularon que este virus ataca a la bacteria Vibrio Cholerae, lo cual los llevó a creer que se podía tratar de una especie nueva de virus. Los investigadores de la UNAM establecieron esta hipótesis porque solo existen dos bacteriófagos de Vibrio cholerae conocidos, y ninguno de los dos es endémico de México. Nuestro objetivo fue
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