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<p align="justify">We would like to thank everybody who has helped and assisted us in the process of making this project a reality. We came up with the idea of constructing a bistable switch and we appreciate all the support and feedback that we have received from everyone in building 301 at DTU.</p>
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The organization of our team is based on the bottom-up approach, and from day one we have been very self-sufficient, doing fundraising, laboratory work, experimental design, time management and all other practical details ourselves.
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Institute Director of the Systems Biology Department <b>Ole Filtenborg</b> and Deputy Head of the Systems Biology Department <b>Steen Heilmann</b> have also supported us with their unwavering faith in our team in combination with laboratory space and an economical guarantee. </p>
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Institute Director of the Systems Biology Department <b>Ole Filtenborg</b> and Deputy Head of the Systems Biology Department <b>Steen Heilmann</b> have supported us with laboratory space, money and their unwavering faith in our team and project. </p>
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Acknowledgements and Contributions

We would like to thank everybody who has helped and assisted us in the process of making this project a reality! a The organization of our team is based on the bottom-up approach, and from day one we have been very self-sufficient, doing fundraising, laboratory work, experimental design, time management and all other practical details ourselves. We got support on different levels:

Administration: Institute Director of the Systems Biology Department Ole Filtenborg and Deputy Head of the Systems Biology Department Steen Heilmann have supported us with laboratory space, money and their unwavering faith in our team and project.

  • A very special thanks goes out to associate professor Chris Workman, associate professor Mogens Kilstrup and professor Peter Ruhdal Jensen for getting our group together and for their expert guidance and advise.
  • Also a special thanks goes to Post.Doc Sebastien Lemire for invaluable experimental and theoretical advice and practical help, and to PhD student Hassan Hartman for invaluable experimental advice and practical help.
  • Many thanks again goes to master student Jacopo Martini, PhD student Emmanouil Papadakis and yet again to associate professor Chris Workman for taking time out of their busy schedules to help us with GFP measurements with the BioLector.
  • A very special thank you goes out to last years DTU iGEM team for all their advice and help that we received during the entire process.
  • Thank you to assistant professor Sergio Rossell for advice on the modeling of our system as well as Flemming Hansen for his expertise in fluorescent proteins and Bjarne Albrektsen for practical help in the laboratory.


Quick Update

October 24th, 2010

The structure of our wiki has been changed slightly... Our Modeling section can now be found under The Project.

October 15th, 2010

Maya, Thomas and Juliet took the BioLector for a ride! And it was cool way to spend our Friday evening ;D

October 7th, 2010

The DTU-iGEM team will be meeting up with the SDU-iGEM team this Saturday (9th Oct) give each other feedback on our projects and to have a social event!

October 1st, 2010

Check out our active blog: now with picture of the day!

August 14th, 2010

Pictures have been posted so check out our picture gallery!

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