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Revision as of 15:48, 19 July 2010
Partners
The University of Cambridge iGEM team and organisers would like to thank the following organisations for their support and for their interest in the iGEM competition and Synthetic Biology.
Dry Consumables
 | Alex Orda at Anachem for the free supply of EarthSaver pipette tips, freezer boxes and the very snazzy IsoFreeze racks. |
 | Russell Golson (and Richard Hudson) at BioSilta for the trial packs of EnBase™ Flo culture media, 24 deep well plates for high throughput bacterial culture and T-shirt sponsorship. |
 | Evelyn Fitzgerald at Brand for the free samples of 96-well plates, plate seals, and PCR tubes. |
 | Frank Kensy at m2p labs for the free samples of 48 Well-Flowerplates for small-scale, high throughput bacterial cell culture. |
 | Simon Morgan at Qiagen for the free QIAprep Spin miniprep, QIAquick PCR purification and QIAquick gel Extraction kits. |
 | Alison Ingram and John Pickering at Sterilin Limited for the supply of microbiological sterile plastic ware, T-shirt sponsorship on the company’s 50th anniversary. |
Wet Consumables
EquipmentThe following companies helped us out by loaning us lab equipment
Sequencing and AssemblyThe following companies helped us out by offering sequencing and assembly services
Other SupportThe following companies helped us out with funding or other activities
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