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Jeremy Nagels, a student at Monash university, Ebony and Symon have begun discussing various project ideas. These include: | Jeremy Nagels, a student at Monash university, Ebony and Symon have begun discussing various project ideas. These include: | ||
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The attempt is being made to develop a project that in some ways reflects these interests and possibly taps a common thread underlying them. | The attempt is being made to develop a project that in some ways reflects these interests and possibly taps a common thread underlying them. | ||
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Work has begun on creating primers to extract the protein we are working on from its wild-type plasmid into a plasmid which conforms to biobrick cloning standards. | Work has begun on creating primers to extract the protein we are working on from its wild-type plasmid into a plasmid which conforms to biobrick cloning standards. | ||
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Revision as of 05:06, 2 July 2010
The Story so far
19 June 2010:
Jeremy Nagels, a student at Monash university, Ebony and Symon have begun discussing various project ideas. These include:
Oscillators
The use of the Hydrogenase 3 complex to generate Hydrogen within E Coli as a form of biofuel.
The possibility of biological prevention of tooth decay with biobricks.
The application of biobricks to a mixed cell community.
The development of cell free transcription/ translation within a cellular system, for example the phloem of a plant, (although the development of this level of symbiosis may be the stuff of future projects)
The attempt is being made to develop a project that in some ways reflects these interests and possibly taps a common thread underlying them.
22th June:
Work has begun on creating primers to extract the protein we are working on from its wild-type plasmid into a plasmid which conforms to biobrick cloning standards.
(29th June):
