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Joined on February 18, 2012
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I am a biochemist by degree and freelance to earn some extra cash. I have written more than 250 articles with varying instructions ranging from 400-500 words.I was working under another Gold member at freelancer.com and now I wish to do the job independently. Check my portfolio to judge the quality of my work and my writing style.
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Review Articles on various unrelated products
Review Articles on various unrelated products
Review Articles on various unrelated products
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
Review Articles on various unrelated products
Review Articles on various unrelated products
Review Articles on various unrelated products
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Medical Topics
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
Articles on Ipad 2 and other tablets
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This freelancer delivered excellent work, on time and was easy to communicate with. He even agreed to additional work due to a mistake on my part with no problem whatsoever. I will definitely work with him again, no doubt about it.
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Education
National University of Science and Technology
2014 - 2014
M.Phil Health Care Biotechnology

Pakistan
2014 - 2014
The University of Lahore
2010 - 2014
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4 years
BS ( Hons. ) Biochemostry

Pakistan
2010 - 2014
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4 years
Qualifications
A Levels
2010
Cambridge University
2010
Publications
Chapter: Heavy metal stress and responses in plants
Plant metal interaction in the era of climate change: emerging remediation technologies., Publisher: Elsevier, Editors: Parvaiz Ahmad
Plants are constantly faced with abiotic and biotic stresses. Heavy metals such as Fe, Mn, Cu, Ni, Co, Cd, Zn, Hg and arsenic are for long being accumulated in soils through industrial waste and sewage disposal. Although some of these metals are essential micronutrients responsible for many regular processes in plants; their excess however, can have detrimental effects. They are highly reactive and directly influence the plant growth, metabolism, physiology and senescence. Plants like other organisms have d