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🧪 Laboratory Practice 🇪🇹 2019 E.C. Team Registration
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📢 Call for University Representatives
As we prepare to start 2019 E.C., we are opening registration for students and graduates who are interested in becoming a Laboratory Practice Team Representative for their university.
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🎓 Who Can Apply?
We are looking for:
🔹 Senior MLS students
🔹 GC students
🔹 Graduated MLS students
👉 Current students can represent their university.
👉 Graduated students can represent the university they graduated from.
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🤝 Your Role
As a university representative, you will work together with our team/admin to help us connect with students from your university.
We are looking for people who are:
✅ Active
✅ Responsible
✅ Interested in helping students
✅ Able to communicate and work with a team
✅ Ready to contribute their ideas and experience
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📩 How to Register
🗓️ Registration is open from today until the beginning of 2019 E.C.
If you are interested, contact our team/admin and send your CV.
When sending your CV, please clearly write:
🏫 University Name
🎓 Your Level / Year
🧑‍🔬 Graduation Status — if graduated
📚 Previous Experience
⭐ Previous Work / Activities
📌 Proof of your previous work or experience, where available.
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🔎 Important
When you apply, please make it clear which university you will represent.
For graduated students:
🏫 Write the university you graduated from.
For current students:
🏫 Write the university you are currently attending.
Your previous work and experience will also help our team understand your ability to contribute.
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🌍 Our Goal
We want to connect with representatives from universities across Ethiopia and build a stronger team for 2019 E.C.
🏫 Your University
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👤 Your Representative
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🤝 Our Team
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📩 Interested?
Don't wait until the registration deadline.
Prepare your CV → Include your university & level → Show your previous work → Contact our Admin/Team.
🚀 2019 E.C. — Let's Build the Team Together!
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Register by DM now through this username👉 @Yer_tech

📢 Important Notice

Please follow the instructions carefully. I may not be able to respond to every message individually, so please avoid sending “Hi,” “Hello,” or similar messages. When contacting me, please send your requirement or clearly state your purpose.

If I have not yet reviewed your document, you may revise and resubmit it before the deadline. Please stay tuned and be patient while I review all submissions. The final results will be announced after the evaluation process is completed.

Please note that we can select only one representative from each university mean from one University one team worker from 10 university 10 team worker to represent our Medical Laboratory Science community.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and cooperation. 🔬

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DID YOU KNOW?

🧬The Secret Genetics Behind Face Dimples! 😊


We often see cute facial dimples as one of the most attractive features on a person's face 🥰... but scientifically, did you know that dimples are actually the result of a harmless genetic defect?

Here is the medical and laboratory breakdown behind that beautiful smile: 👇



🔬 1. The Anatomy: A Split Muscle

In anatomy, facial dimples are caused by a variation in a specific facial muscle called the Zygomaticus Major (the muscle responsible for raising the corners of your mouth when you smile).

• Normally, this muscle is a single, continuous band of tissue.

• In people with dimples, a genetic variation causes a bifid (double/split) zygomaticus major muscle.

• When the person smiles, the skin hitches over the gap in the divided muscle, pulling inward and creating a dimple!



🧬 2. The Genetics: Autosomal Dominant Trait

Facial dimples are passed down through families as an autosomal dominant trait:

• Because it is dominant, a child only needs to inherit one copy of the mutated gene from either the mother or the father to have dimples.

• However, it shows variable expressivity—meaning sometimes the gene can "skip" a generation or appear on only one cheek instead of both!


💡 The Beauty of Human Genetics

Isn't it fascinating how nature works? What is technically an anatomical irregularity or genetic variation has become universally recognized as a symbol of charm, youth, and beauty worldwide! 🥰



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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2019 E.C.! 🇪🇹

🎆 BAGA GEESSAN!

Dear @laboratorypractice Family,

As today is the last day of 2018 E.C. and tomorrow we officially step into 2019 E.C., it is time to look back with gratitude and look forward with unstoppable drive!


🔙 Looking Back at 2018 E.C.:

In 2018, we built something incredible together. We shared critical laboratory knowledge, tackled tough Exit and COC exam questions, built a strong community, and proved what true self-reliance looks like. We pushed our limits, learned from every challenge, and grew stronger as future Medical Laboratory Scientists.

🔜 Stepping Into 2019 E.C. — Our Vision:

Tomorrow is a fresh start, a blank page, and a brand-new timeline. In 2019, we are raising the bar even higher! With our expanded nationwide team, smarter study guides, high-yield clinical scenarios, and unmatched dedication, we are taking off!

As our new  motto says: 
"Life Decoded with Zero Guessing!"
Let’s make 2019 the year of massive success, academic excellence, and ultimate mastery. Thank you for being the heartbeat of this channel.

Drop your New Year wishes and reactions  below! Let’s celebrate together! 🥂❤️



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