Geneticist

Geneticists are professionals who specialize in the study of genes and their impact on various aspects of life. They play crucial roles as medical doctors, researchers, and educators, contributing to advancements in the field of genetics. By conducting extensive research, geneticists aim to understand how traits are inherited from one generation to the next through the genes present in every cell of an organism. They utilize various techniques, including the use of chemicals, radiation, and other means, to modify and generate new traits. This enables them to unravel the mysteries of genetics and contribute to the development of innovative solutions. General Responsibilities: 1. Conducting laboratory research and experiments to explore genetic phenomena 2. Performing DNA extraction and diagnostic tests to analyze genetic material 3. Interpreting, reviewing, and approving genetic laboratory results for accuracy 4. Documenting research processes and recording detailed results for future reference 5. Analyzing genetic data to draw meaningful conclusions and contribute to scientific knowledge 6. Publishing research findings in scientific journals and presenting them at conferences 7. Supervising and directing the work of other geneticists, biologists, technicians, or biometricians involved in genetics research projects