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  • Team:Panama/human practice
    === HUMAN PRACTICE === ===Human Practices Project Objective===
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  • Team:UNAM-Genomics Mexico/Safety
    ==='''Human Practices'''=== ====Human Practice: The Synthetic Conquest of Mexico.====
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  • Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices
    ...wiki/2010/6/6c/Humanpracticeslogo.jpg" width="400" height="100" alt="human practices banner" /></div></td> Human practices</a> | <a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices/activiti
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  • Team:Edinburgh/Human
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:Panama/safety
    ...igenous or exotic. Each level of containment describes the microbiological practices, safety equipment and facility safeguards for the corresponding level of ri basic practices and equipment are appropriate for protocols common to most research and cli
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  • Team:Wisconsin-Madison/safety
    ...or drug delivery; the ideal 'eventual application' involves a mammal (i.e. human) ingesting this organism so that it may release some compound (protein, dru ::i) ingestion of bacteria (incorporation into human diet)
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  • Jamboree/Project Abstract/Team Abstracts
    ...RIDGEs examine synthetic biology as ways of thinking and the permeation of human aspects, bridging the so-called 'divides' between disciplines and individua ...ds great promise for the treatment of acquired and inherited diseases. The human Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) is a small, non-pathogenic, single-stranded DN
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Sitemap
    ...g/Team:Imperial_College_London/Human_Practices Human Practices] - '''Human Practices</li> ...llege_London/Human_Practices/Panel_Discussion Panel Discussion] - '''Human Practices Panel Discussion
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  • Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices/activities
    ...wiki/2010/6/6c/Humanpracticeslogo.jpg" width="400" height="100" alt="human practices banner" /></div></td> Human practices</a> | <a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices/activiti
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Human Practices/Report
    ...t-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;font-size:2em;color:#ea8828;"|Human Practices Report * Human African trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness)
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  • Community Collaborations
    ===[[Team:British_Columbia | Team British Columbia - Human Practices Art]]=== ...e applications. For more information, please feel free to browse our human practices page ([[Team:British_Columbia/HumanPractices | https://2010.igem.org/Team:B
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  • Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices/outputs
    ...wiki/2010/6/6c/Humanpracticeslogo.jpg" width="400" height="100" alt="human practices banner" /></div></td> ..."https://2010.igem.org/Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices" target="_self">Human practices</a> | <a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Sheffield/HumanPractices/activiti
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  • Team:Edinburgh/Results
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:Penn State/Project
    !align="center"|[[Team:Penn_State/Human Practices|Human Practices]] ...ecially RMIT. For details, see our [[Team:Penn State/Human Practices|Human Practices]] page.
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  • Team:Kyoto/HumanPractice
    ...Japanese public view, and we will take advantage of this result for future human practice activities. According to the previous result of human practice activity, which was a survey with questions about genetic engineer
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol
    :In support of our human practices work, our modelling team have looked into the cost to farmers of using agrE ===Human Practices===
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  • Team:British Columbia/Team
    ...<a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:British_Columbia/HumanPractices">human practices promoter maps</a> are his brain-children. ...<a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:British_Columbia/HumanPractices">human practices</a> artistic collaborations.<br/></div>
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  • Team:Tokyo Metropolitan/Human Practice
    ...Japanese public view, and we will take advantage of this result for future human practice activities. According to the previous result of human practice activity, which was a survey with questions about genetic engineer
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  • Team:Osaka/HumanPractice
    ...Japanese public view, and we will take advantage of this result for future human practice activities. According to the previous result of human practice activity, which was a survey with questions about genetic engineer
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Human Practices/Panel Discussion
    ...a, arial, sans-serif;font-size:2em;color:#ea8828;"|Interdisciplinary Human Practices Panel Discussion ...eek two, we presented our developing project to an interdisciplinary human practices panel for discussion.
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  • Team:Baltimore US/Safety
    ...ining are Standard or Good Microbiological Practices (GMP) which are basic practices for working with any microorganism. Also some universal lab safety rules a ...sic - BioSafety Level 1 - based on the lab design/construction, equipment, practices and operational procedures working with various agents. The recombinant D
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  • Team:Northwestern/SideProject
    ...gn="center"|[[Team:Northwestern/SideProject|<font color="#000000">'''Human Practices'''</font>]] =='''Human Practices'''==
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  • Team:British Columbia/Project Outlook
    <h4>Human Practices: </h4><p> ...ic biology into the schools, workplaces and homes of the public. Our human practices project has generated ripples of thoughts about synthetic biology in variou
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  • Team:Sheffield/Notebook
    ...e our presentation in Newcastle and and progress is made in terms of human practices/transformations. ...k 6</a> - Growing up our BarA knockout cells. We conduct most of our human practices interviews and socio-technical circuitry.
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  • Team:Newcastlle/other
    ==== Human Practices==== [[ Human Practices]]
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  • Team:sheffield/week7
    ...ductively to continue interviews with Kate and move forward with our human practices work. Plenty of sticky note mess all over again. The end product is an exci ...he afternoon Andy, Matt, Caz and Steve worked with Kate to bring our human practices work up to date. Might be good to keep on top of it from now on, does tend
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  • Team:St Andrews/project/ethics/communication
    ...he volume of publically accessible communications is immense. From a human practices perspective this provides a vast and frequently changing dataset which give ... pertains to a subject to serve as an excellent building block for a human practices investigation.
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/Human Practices
    ==Human Practices== Our overall approach to human practices has two strands: <!--the development of this novel idea for presenting our
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  • Team:UNAM-Genomics Mexico/About/Gallery
    ==Human Practices== These are pictures taken at the various Human Practices events we have organized.
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  • Team:Alberta/human practices
    {{Team:Alberta/navbar|practices=selected}} ==Human Practices==
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Media/Pictures
    |The team at the Human Practices Panel. Don't we look excited??? |Our lovely advisors at the Human Practices Panel.
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  • Team:Waterloo
    ...aContentMenuHover(4,false)" onmousedown="aContentMenuSelect(4)">Human<br />Practices</div> ... (MRSA) are bacteria whose presence has been quite problematic in terms of human pathogenic infections. Since its discovery in the 1880s, Staphylococcus aur
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  • Team:Penn State/Safety
    !align="center"|[[Team:Penn_State/Human Practices|Human Practices]] ...e wanted to share the data publicly, two members of our team completed the human subjects training in our university's Institutional Review Board. This tra
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  • Team:British Columbia/Safety
    ...and is controlled by a <i>S. aureus</i> quorum-sensing system. In terms of human or animal safety, this engineered phage should not pose any biohazardous ri ...er will become a constitutive promoter so that our phage will wipe out the human race. There is no chance of this occuring.
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  • Team:uOttawa/Safety
    ==Human practices, ownership== ... and intellectual property management gone wrong. Approximately 20% of the human genome has some sort of patent on it or on tests surrounding it, and compan
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  • Team:Berkeley/Human Practices
    [[Image:human practices header.png | 965px]] <font size=6> '''Human Practices: Technical Biosafety Standards'''</font>
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  • Team:Toronto/Human Practices
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]] <h1>'''Human Practices'''</h1>
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  • Team:Edinburgh
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:Calgary/Community/Ethics
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Calgary/Community/Ethics">Human Practices</a></li> <span id="bodytitle"><h1>Ethics and Human Practices</h1></span>
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/Human Practices/Marketing Campaign/Public Perception
    Directly as a result of the human practices section of the iGEM competition, much data has been collected gauging publi ...en produced by the Valencia 2009 team [https://2009.igem.org/Team:Valencia/Human/HumanPractices].
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  • Team:Brown/Human Practices/Synbio survey
    ===Human Practices / Ethics=== Energy and human health were two common applications, corroborating our other data that thes
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  • Team:Brown/Human Practices/Safety
    ...ar researcher, public, or environmental safety concerns given proper BSL I practices. ...ross many cells in the body. Thus, use of our Tat-PTD/linker cassette with human transcription factors or other sensitive material would require more sophis
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  • Team:Heidelberg/Team/Members
    <b>Human Practices</b> ...completing her degree in Psychology, she will go on with a second study in human medicine. Friederike joined iGEM bcause she loved the idea, working in a fi
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Safety
    ...d the risk to the all people working in the lab and ensured correct safety practices were taken during the most precarious steps. These substances were stored i Generally good laboratory practices were adhered to, including the wearing lab coats and protective gloves when
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  • Team:HKU-Hong Kong/Team
    ...e. I pretty enjoy the time I spent on iGEM, the laboratory work, the human practices and video shooting. iGEM is indeed a very nice competition and I am looking ...n biochemistry. I particularly like the environment and I believe that we, human, by making good use of knowledge in biology, can live with the Mother Natur
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  • Team:Calgary/Team12
    <b>HUMAN PRACTICES.</b> We pursued various approaches to communicate with the public about Sy ...twined with the outreach initiative and can thus be found under the 'Human Practices' section.
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  • Team:Warsaw/HP
    <h2>Human Practices: Synthetic biology in Poland</h2></p> ...c biology in Poland, that’s why we came up with the idea of the <b>human practices project</b> concerning it.
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  • Team:St Andrews
    ...ment (<a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:TU_Delft">Delft</a> team), human practices data collection, exhange of DNA (<a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Sheffi ...n Practices</a> shapes the future and the very being of all science. Human Practices includes (but is not limited to) the purpose, effects and impact of science
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  • Team:HKU-Hong Kong/Notebook
    *Human practices *Human practices
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  • Team:Groningen/Human
    == Human Practices == ...ningen] team we decided to focus on [https://2010.igem.org/Team:Groningen#/practices education].
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  • Team:sheffield/week5
    ...asmids. In the afternoon we got the ball rolling for the bulk of our human practices work. We made lots of lists in the meeting room to set the framework for to '''Tuesday 27th July''' - Continuing with human practices.
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  • Team:St Andrews/project/ethics
    <h1> Human Practices </h1> ... to advanced such a goal we examined four crucial elements affecting human practices:
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  • Team:BCCS-Bristol/Modelling/Data Analysis/Supporting Human Practices
    ==Supporting Human Practices==
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Diary/Week One
    ...g presentations on various synthetic biology-related topics, such as Human Practices, Characterisation Methods and Assembly Methods. This allowed each pair to r We participated in a Human Practices Workshop on Tuesday, which was organised by Susanna Finlay, a PhD student a
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Diary/Week Two
    * Kirill & Wolf – Human Practices ... [https://2010.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Human_Practices Human Practices Report].
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  • Team:Panama/human practice/poster
    ====The Synthetic Biology: Bioethics Issues & Human Practices====
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  • Team:Alberta/Achievements
    '''Best Human Practices Advance'''<p> ..._analysis|distribution analysis]] and [[Team:Alberta/human practices|human practices]] pages.
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  • Team:Mexico-UNAM-CINVESTAV/Human Practices
    ==Human practices==
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Acknowledgments
    Dr Claire Marris of LSE for her invaluable advice at the Human Practices Panel. The Human Practices Workshop, which took place on our second day of iGEM, was organised by Susa
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  • Team:sheffield/weekn
    ... progress was in fact made in terms of lab work, wiki, modelling and human practices. See what we managed below. ...ideas about synthetic biology, which will be put into our section on human practices.
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  • Team:sheffield/AfterWeek10
    ... progress was in fact made in terms of lab work, wiki, modelling and human practices. See what we managed below. ...ideas about synthetic biology, which will be put into our section on human practices.
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  • Team:Tec-Monterrey/Documentation
    ...li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Tec-Monterrey/Humanpractices">Human Practices</a></li> ...lowed, our considerations on safety & ethics and our contribution to human practices, which was one of our major objectives after encountering some setbacks in
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  • Team:Cornell/Outreach & Human Practices
    !align="center"|[[Team:Cornell/Outreach & Human Practices|Outreach & Human Practices]] =Outreach and Human Practices=
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  • Team:Imperial College London/Schistosoma
    Once inside the human body, the cercaria travel through the blood via the lungs into the portal v '''Impact on human health - Acute symptoms'''
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  • Team:Groningen/Judging
    ...ight:10px;'><TD colspan=9>Outline and detail a new approach to an issue of Human Practice in synthetic biology as it relates to your project, such as safety ...n=9>Page name: <a href='https://2010.igem.org/Team:Groningen#/human'>Human Practices</a></TABLE><DIV style='height: 3px'></DIV><TABLE id='table_medals' border='
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  • Team:Warsaw/HP/survey
    <h2>Why Human Practices should be also about what's inside the iGEM society</h2></p> ...This is why we decided to stop practicing on other humans and made some <B>practices on the iGEM humanoids</B>. This is why we looked deeper into the structures
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  • Judging/Judging Criteria
    #Outline and detail a new approach to an issue of Human Practice in synthetic biology as it relates to your project, such as safety ...n, to the success and impact of the project, to consideration of issues of Human Practice, and so on.
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  • Team:St Andrews/project/ethics/DissoiLogoi
    ...genome, Venter’s company Celera filed 6,500 patents for whole or partial human genes [12]. At that time the patents were not granted, much to the relief i ...would be similarly dangerous for the future of not only science but of the human race.
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  • Team:Heidelberg/crap
    ...completing her degree in Psychology, she will go on with a second study in human medicine. Friederike joined iGEM bcause she loved the idea, working in a fi ...gree in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, where her main focus was on Human Genetics and Pharmacogenetics, she came to Heidelberg, attracted by the man
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  • Team:METU Turkey Software
    <h2>Human Practices</h2> and any environmental or human harmness. After scanning possible candidate
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  • Team:Toronto/Project
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]] ...nding aquatic ecosystems, and have been shown to have an adverse effect on human health. PAHs are carcinogenic and are also known to have a negative impact
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  • Team:Toronto/Team
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]] ... my fourth year at the University of Toronto where I am double majoring in Human Biology and Nutritional Sciences. Synthetic biology is a new and expanding
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  • Team:British Columbia
    <div id="blueBox"><h3>It's Human!</h3> <p>What are human practices? What are its goals? Gaze upon our promoter maps to see what people on the
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  • Team:Waterloo/Human
    !align="center"|[[Team:Waterloo/Human|Human Practices]] Human Practices Goes Here :)
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  • Team:UCSF/Safety
    <p>A: No, as long as safety guidelines and practices as detailed below in the text are followed. All work was performed under th ...elow in the text, all of the devices / parts are considered BSL1. Only the human cell lines are considered BSL2. Safety concerns and procedures that we cons
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  • Team:Alberta/human practices/safety
    {{Team:Alberta/navbar|practices=selected}} ...their project to non-scientists is beneficial. Perhaps a gold medal human practices requirement could be for each team to tour a media representative (for exam
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  • Team:TU Delft/Safety/ethics
    ... dignity apply to human derivates as cell lines or even bacteria living in human bodies? ...of which synthetic biology is a part, also leads to separate controversial practices, such as the patenting of organisms and (parts of) their DNA. One argument
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  • Team:Cambridge/Human Practices
    {{:Team:Cambridge/Templates/headerbar|colour=#fb5c2b|title=Human Practices}} Human practises encompasses the social ethical and legal considerations of our wo
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  • Team:Edinburgh/Human/Conversations
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:Edinburgh/Human/FutureApps
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:Edinburgh/Notebook/Attribution
    <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human" class="dir">human BRIDGEs</a> <li><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:Edinburgh/Human/Communication">communication of science</a></li>
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  • Team:TU Delft/Project/achievements
    ... gold medal for all the BioBricks we made and characterized, our extensive human practice program and our modeling and software efforts. <h3>Human Practices</h3>
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  • Team:Heidelberg/Human Practices
    =Human Practices= For this reason, the psychological part of the human practice project
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  • Team:Calgary/Community/Podcasts/Transcripts
    ...been compared to other scientific milestones such as the sequencing of the human genome, and the cloning of the sheep Dolly happened just a few months ago, ...n source science allows science to self-monitor for unethical or dangerous practices. But this system wouldn’t work for do-it-yourself biologists who work wit
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  • Team:Penn State/Team
    !align="center"|[[Team:Penn_State/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Penn State
    !align="center"|[[Team:Penn_State/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Penn State/Notebook
    !align="center"|[[Team:Penn_State/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Results
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Parts
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Protocols
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Design
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Notebook
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Modeling
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Software
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Safety
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/FAQ
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Toronto/Acknowledgments
    !align="center"|[[Team:Toronto/Human Practices|Human Practices]]
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  • Team:Sheffield/9 July 2010
    ...ve to have a think about how we can use this to help us approach our human practices questions about iGEM identity.
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  • Team:Harvard/human practices/index.html
    <li><a class="bannerlinks" href="index.html">human practices</a></li> <h1>human practices</h1>
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