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Revision as of 02:29, 25 October 2010
When we began thinking about our kit we knew we wanted to make something more than a plain old science kit. We wanted something that could revolutionize the biology classroom. Something that would not only teach students about biology but inspire them, transform them from mere students into Synthetic biologists! With Genomikon, we have created something truly unique: an educational experience that allows students to actually assemble their own plasmid in an afternoon and transform bacteria in a day. A tool that’s potential will certainly extend far beyond the classroom.
This tour is should give you an idea of what our project is about, why we did it and what we accomplished. There is more detailed information in other locations of the wiki so please explore the rest of our site as well if that’s what you are after!
