User talk:Pensivescientist

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Haplarithmisis
Thanks for this! I've started to build out the article, adding a reference list, categories and marking it for the attention of the molecular biology and genetics WikiProjects on the talk page. Any chance you could add some more citations? If you put in a PMID Wikipedia can automatically build out the citation for you, so citing journal articles is really fast if you know what you want to add. Blythwood (talk) 19:16, 17 September 2016 (UTC)

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Thanks for creating Haplarithmisis, Pensivescientist!

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Hello, thanks for editing Wikipedia! I'm always keen to see more editing on biochemistry topics. You might be interested in looking at the molecular biology WikiProject, which has a list of articles in this area that could be improved and a forum page.

I notice that all your edits cite research by Zamani Esteki, and I wonder if you have some connection, or "conflict of interest" with them, such as that you are that person or a member of their research group.

This isn't necessarily a problem, but if this is so, you must immediately file a disclosure statement explaining any conflict of interest to ensure transparency, and ensure that all your edits are factual and cannot be considered in any way promotional, and backed up by citations demonstrating them to be true. That's a link on how to do it and here's an example of what a disclosure looks like - but let me know if you have any kind of questions about this, privately by email is fine if you’re having problems. Blythwood (talk) 19:17, 18 September 2016 (UTC)