my self but in English

 I study biochemistry, even though it is a small and not very well-known career, I find it very important. It is a relatively new career but many of the discoveries of people who studied it were very important and marked the world of medicine. some of the studies that can be done are to find a solution to several diseases that so far have not found a cure or a treatment.  I see myself finding something that helps people, more specifically I like the area of genetics, and to find a cure for a genetic disease such as Down syndrome or Parkinson, would be the greatest achievement in my career, I know it is ambitious, but to see that these people can have a better quality of life, makes me strive at every moment to be closer to achieving it.

One expert in the field that I admire is a Chilean biochemist, his name is Gabriel Leon (his last name is a coincidence, he is not related to me).  He studied at the Catholic University of Chile and graduated as a biochemist, a doctor in cellular and molecular biology. He is currently an academic and researcher at the Andres Bello University.  I chose him to talk about him because when I was younger my mother gave me a book of his, called "La ciencia del pop", this is a science book that talks about different topics that can be curious for a child or a person who has doubts about things that happen, the best thing about this book is that it is written so that everyone can understand it, maybe some things are more specific but for someone with an interest in science is an initial way to understand some things. Gabriel besides having a research in science, is one of the main exponents in the popularization of science, as the book I mentioned before has many more, and other publ