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I built a portfolio that finally feels like me.
A lizard dropped its tail. I was five. My mom said it would grow back.
That answer was never enough.
So I enrolled in Applied Microbiology. I learned real techniques, Gram staining, pure culture isolation, AST, and DNA extraction. I started asking bigger questions: stem cells? Organ-specific cancer? regeneration pathways?
This portfolio is the result. No 3D gimmicks. No fake data. Just a classical, dark-green space where my story lives from a child's curiosity to a scientist's questions.
Not because I have answers. Because I ask the right questions.
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