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Would a degree in biomedical engineering help me if I want to go into genetics?

I know biomedical engineering has more to do with stem cell research, but initially the two seem to have a lot in common via working with substances of people rather than the person themselves. #engineering #biomedical-engineering #genetics

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Lama’s Answer

Biogenetics is a branch of biomedical engineering.
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Biomedical engineering has to do with a lot more than just stem cell research. It is a very broad field with many different areas that one can focus on. Stem cell research has more to do with Genetics than biomedical engineering.
If you are interested in Genetics, a degree in Microbiology, Chemistry or Medicine would probably be more appropriate than Biomed. You can then focus in Genetics, Genetic engineering or Genetic medicine.

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