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Do you prefer to work with studies related to humans, animals, or plant life?
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Perhaps you have a preference, and maybe you don't. However, you answer this question, be sure to keep your reply positive. (IE: Avoid saying "I dislike studies related to animals." You don't want to shut down any particular practice.)
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"I dislike studies related to animals."
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"I can honestly say that I do not have a preference as of yet. As I continue to carve out my career, that may change; however, for the moment, I am happy to be working in the biotech industry in any related focus."
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Humans. I am currently studying the effects of plant stem cells in humans for cosmeceuticals. I am interested in whether it is valid or not, and if plant stem cells do work in humans or if it is all marketing.
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"My preference is to work on studies related to humans. I am currently studying the effects of plant stem cells in humans for cosmeceuticals, and am interested in learning more about its validity."
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