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Through choosing a research project studying the enzyme-substrate interactions of antiepileptic drugs I was able to internalized the material I have learned in Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry and find real world uses for the information. This is experience was valuable because I was able to gain experience using the scientific method in order to design my own project in order to understand the enzyme mechanisms in the brain. In addition achieving the goal of the project in determining which anti-epileptic drug currently on the market is the best based on the enzyme-substrate interactions, I have also been able to learn more about different chemical interactions in the human brain that are
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It helped me realize who I was, what can I know, and how I should act. The first question of who am I was realized by putting my project together. We rarely take a step back and think of all the roles we play in life. Many people sometimes forget about who they really are because they never step back and put it into perspective. I also learned from watching other people’s presentations.

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It helps me in my biology class. The brain, and alcohol, the substance, and chemical compounds in the alcohol were some of the things I learned. Also, how each brain section is affected differently. So, in biology class, we are studying the brain and its functions and how every part has its own job to do. While I was researching the topic the brain and its functions came across ,so that helped me ahead of time.

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