Team:Northwestern/Brainstorm

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Brainstorming for iGEM
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1)      Proteosome into e. coli design system to keep at steady state to keep e. coli alive
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Health/Medicine
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2)     Active pH buffer for e. coli (target pH)
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    32) Release in presence of wound signal (pH) Factor VIII
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3)      pH meter
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    33)  Symbiosis with human body
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4)      Nail polish (grow back or fade away)
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    34)  Selective phagocytosis (absorb toxin)
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5)      Self Healing material: growth factor
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    35)  Selective phagocytosis (lead)
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6)      Tight junctions into bacteria
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    36)  Phagocytosis for drug overdoses
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7)      Apoptosis in presence of a particular disease
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    67)  Drug sensing bactera
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8)      Synthetic Apoptotic signal
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    69)  Bacterial spermicide       
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9)      Music Playing Bacteria: loudspeaker
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    24)  Drug delivery method through WBC
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10)  Gap junction music playing
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    25)  Apoptosis with drug delivery when disease is recognized
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11)  Adjusting Young’s Modulus
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    26)  Vitamin and mineral delivery
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12)  Contracting group of cells
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    62)  Bacteria that takes up excess ions in the body
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13)  Breaking down plastics (look at past presentation)
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    5)   Self Healing material: growth factor
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14)  Thermometer
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    7)   Apoptosis in presence of a particular disease
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15)  Rotifers: replicating mechanism
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    16)  Swine Flu testing on site
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16)  Swine Flu testing on site
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    37)  Target bad cells selectively based on offset in circadian rythmn
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17)  Engineering signal glycoproteins into bacteria (integration of virus disrupts reporter gene)
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    39)  Cure celiac’s with bacteria
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18)  Electrogenesis: produce voltage from bacteria
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    40)  Ethrypoeitin production in e. coli
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19)  Resistors
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    41)  Thrombolytics in presence in LDL
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20)  Capacitors (Storing charge)
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    42)  Thrombolytics in precense of clots (macrophages)
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21)  Splitting Hydrogen from water
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    43)  Bacterial pacemakers
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22)  Magnetic Bacteria
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23)  On site radiation testing (make it click like a Geiger counter)
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24)  Drug delivery method through WBC
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Food/Energy
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25)  Apoptosis with drug delivery when disease is recognized
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    30)  Supplementary vitamin and minerals to be grown on produce
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26)  Vitamin and mineral delivery
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    31)  Removable pesticide bacterial film
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27)  Faster biodegradation  (Signal activated )
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    70)  Cheese reservatrol
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28)  Consume gases in the air (ozone)
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    21)  Splitting Hydrogen from water
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29)  Consume (CFCs)
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    18)  Electrogenesis: produce voltage from bacteria
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30) Supplementary vitamin and minerals to be grown on produce
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31)  Removable pesticide bacterial film
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Environment
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32)  Release in presence of wound signal (pH) Factor VIII
+
    28)  Consume gases in the air (ozone)
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33)  Symbiosis with human body
+
    29)  Consume (CFCs)
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34)  Selective phagocytosis (absorb toxin)
+
    23)  On site radiation testing (make it click like a Geiger counter)
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35)  Selective phagocytosis (lead)
+
    13)  Breaking down plastics (look at past presentation)
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36)  Phagocytosis for drug overdoses
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    44)  Photo-driven battery
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37)  Target bad cells selectively based on offset in circadian rythmn
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38)  Bacterial film that responds to laser so you can sketch on it. (express GFP light induced promotor)
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Manufacturing/Industrial
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39)  Cure celiac’s with bacteria
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    66)  Trace explosive Bacteria
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40)  Ethrypoeitin production in e. coli
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    68)  EXPLODING BACTERIA
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41)  Thrombolytics in presence in LDL
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    71)  Bacterial Superglue
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42)  Thrombolytics in precense of clots (macrophages)
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    19)  Resistors
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43)  Bacterial pacemakers
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    20)  Capacitors (Storing charge)
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44)  Photo-driven battery
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    55)  Phagocytosis for water in shoes
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45)  Bacterial Gears
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    56)  Bacterial barometer
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46)  Clock using bacterial gears
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    61)  Bacterial paper to print on
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47)  Non Newtonian fluid bacteria (using force)
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    2)    Active pH buffer for e. coli (target pH)   
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48)  Cilia creating fluid flow, generating fluid current
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    3)    pH meter
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49)  Bacteria piston using sinking and floating mechanism
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    48)  Cilia creating fluid flow, generating fluid current
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50)  Create ferrofluuid to create magnetism
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    50)  Create ferrofluuid to create magnetism
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51)  Bacteria to regulate the temperature of a surface (endothermic and exothermic reaction)
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    51)  Bacteria to regulate the temperature of a surface (endothermic and exothermic reaction)
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52)  Long lasting bacterial sunblock
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    52)  Long lasting bacterial sunblock
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53)  Bacterial Clothing
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    53)  Bacterial Clothing  
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54)  Thermal heating for toes
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    54)  Thermal heating for toes
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55)  Phagocytosis for water in shoes
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    11)  Adjusting Young’s Modulus
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56)  Bacterial barometer
+
    12)  Contracting  group of cells
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57)  Oncoprotein expressed on the outside missing ligand binding portion
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    14)  Thermometer
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58)  Cytoskeleton in bacteria
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    38)  Bacterial film that responds to laser so you can sketch on it. (express GFP light induced
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59)  Engineering current flow  intracellularly
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          promotor)
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60)  Bacterial gyroscope
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    45)  Bacterial Gears
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61)  Bacterial paper to print on
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62)  Bacteria that takes up excess ions in the body
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Miscellaneous
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63)  Bacterias that produce primers
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    64)  ELISA for DNA
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64) ELISA for DNA
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    65)  ELISA for mRNA
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65) ELISA for mRNA
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    22)  Magnetic Bacteria
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66) Trace explosive bacteria
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    27)  Faster biodegradation (Signal activated ) (isn't this environmental?)
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67)  Drug sensing bacteria
+
    57)  Oncoprotein expressed on the outside missing ligand binding portion
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68)  Exploding bacteria
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    58)  Cytoskeleton in bacteria
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69)  Bacterial spermicide for condoms
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    59)  Engineering current flow  intracellularly
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70)  Cheese resveratrol
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    60)  Bacterial gyroscope
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71)  Bacterial superglue (some mechanism to control secretion)
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    63)  Bacterias that produce primers
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    1)   Proteosome into e. coli design system to keep at steady state to keep e. coli alive
 +
    4)  Nail polish (grow back or fade away)
 +
    6)   Tight junctions into bacteria
 +
    8)  Synthetic Apoptotic signal (and isn't this medical?)
 +
    9)  Music Playing Bacteria: loudspeaker
 +
    46)  Clock using bacterial gears
 +
    47)  Non Newtonian fluid bacteria (using force)
 +
    49)  Bacteria piston using sinking and floating mechanism
 +
    10)  Gap junction music playing
 +
    15)  Rotifers: surviving without water mechanism (protein protection)
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    17)  Engineering signal glycoproteins into bacteria (integration of virus disrupts reporter gene)

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Health/Medicine 

   32)  Release in presence of wound signal (pH) Factor VIII
   33)  Symbiosis with human body
   34)  Selective phagocytosis (absorb toxin)
   35)  Selective phagocytosis (lead)
   36)  Phagocytosis for drug overdoses
   67)  Drug sensing bactera
   69)  Bacterial spermicide        
   24)  Drug delivery method through WBC
   25)  Apoptosis with drug delivery when disease is recognized
   26)  Vitamin and mineral delivery
   62)  Bacteria that takes up excess ions in the body
   5)   Self Healing material: growth factor
   7)   Apoptosis in presence of a particular disease
   16)  Swine Flu testing on site
   37)  Target bad cells selectively based on offset in circadian rythmn
   39)  Cure celiac’s with bacteria
   40)  Ethrypoeitin production in e. coli
   41)  Thrombolytics in presence in LDL
   42)  Thrombolytics in precense of clots (macrophages)
   43)  Bacterial pacemakers


Food/Energy 

   30)  Supplementary vitamin and minerals to be grown on produce
   31)  Removable pesticide bacterial film
   70)  Cheese reservatrol
   21)  Splitting Hydrogen from water
   18)  Electrogenesis: produce voltage from bacteria

Environment 

   28)  Consume gases in the air (ozone)
   29)  Consume (CFCs)
   23)  On site radiation testing (make it click like a Geiger counter) 
   13)  Breaking down plastics (look at past presentation)
   44)  Photo-driven battery

Manufacturing/Industrial 

   66)  Trace explosive Bacteria
   68)  EXPLODING BACTERIA
   71)  Bacterial Superglue
   19)  Resistors
   20)  Capacitors (Storing charge)
   55)  Phagocytosis for water in shoes
   56)  Bacterial barometer
   61)  Bacterial paper to print on 
   2)    Active pH buffer for e. coli (target pH)    
   3)    pH meter
   48)  Cilia creating fluid flow, generating fluid current
   50)  Create ferrofluuid to create magnetism
   51)  Bacteria to regulate the temperature of a surface (endothermic and exothermic reaction)
   52)  Long lasting bacterial sunblock
   53)  Bacterial Clothing 
   54)  Thermal heating for toes
   11)  Adjusting Young’s Modulus
   12)  Contracting  group of cells
   14)  Thermometer
   38)  Bacterial film that responds to laser so you can sketch on it. (express GFP light induced 
         promotor)
   45)  Bacterial Gears

Miscellaneous 

   64)  ELISA for DNA
   65)  ELISA for mRNA
   22)  Magnetic Bacteria 
   27)  Faster biodegradation (Signal activated ) (isn't this environmental?)
   57)  Oncoprotein expressed on the outside missing ligand binding portion
   58)  Cytoskeleton in bacteria
   59)  Engineering current flow  intracellularly
   60)  Bacterial gyroscope
   63)  Bacterias that produce primers
   1)   Proteosome into e. coli design system to keep at steady state to keep e. coli alive
   4)   Nail polish (grow back or fade away)
   6)   Tight junctions into bacteria
   8)   Synthetic Apoptotic signal (and isn't this medical?)
   9)   Music Playing Bacteria: loudspeaker
   46)  Clock using bacterial gears
   47)  Non Newtonian fluid bacteria (using force)
   49)  Bacteria piston using sinking and floating mechanism
   10)  Gap junction music playing
   15)  Rotifers: surviving without water mechanism (protein protection)
   17)  Engineering signal glycoproteins into bacteria (integration of virus disrupts reporter gene)
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