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I am Ma. Jaylorine M. Vidal and this is my learning journal for General Biology: Genetics

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Before this module, there were definitely things I haven't known before especially about genetics since it is a quite vast and difficult topic for me. I probably have been taught about the Non-Mendelian Modes of Inheritance before, but I may have forgotten it, so this topic definitely helped me understand it better. I was also introduced to the composition of DNA and its insane structure.

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Well, this was indeed a long topic, however, if I were to summarize my learnings, I'd start with what I loved the most: steps in DNA replication and protein synthesis. It was such an interesting topic for me since, I never knew it is that intricate, well now I am glad I do.

I was also able to recall my knowledge about the Punnett Square and was able to understand genotypes and phenotypes with the law of inheritance. Moreover, the experiments and discoveries done by different renowned scientists to contribute to the discovery of DNA were really interesting.

After learning the structures of DNA previously from Gen Bio 1, it is really fun to learn about it in a much more detailed and complex manner.

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I've always struggled with these topics since sometimes my brain can't grasp too complex things about how we function as complex beings. It was definitely overwhelming for me to the point that I am unable to finish tasks and such.

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I am not really the best at strategies, but I guess I could say that I did not give up trying even though it was quite challenging for me.

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After learning these, it has changed my way of thought. I have learned to be more observant and understanding of biological context and complexity since these are indeed how we function, live, and survive. Who knows, maybe simple people like me can discover new things in this vast place we live in. Learning science was definitely a stepping stone for opening a new curiosity in me that I never knew was in me. :)

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Though challenging, I really appreciate the amount of information I have been taught and given, I will definitely cherish this opportunity and use it for the greater good. Thank you, Sir!