PhD is ideal if you're passionate about deep research and considering academia or specialized research roles. But it’s a long commitment (4-6 years) and requires dedication. If you want to upskill quickly (1-2 years), a master's degree might be a good fit. It offers new skills but may not open the same research doors as a PhD. While searching for a research job, you can highlight your transferable skills like medical writing, look into certifications, or take on short-term research roles. Networking is important-reach out to mentors, attend conferences, and engage with professionals in your field who can guide you further on this topic.

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Exons can contain mi/ncRNAs, spliceosomes, or can even be introns during alternative splicing.

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yes its pretty basic biology. easy to understand