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From 2010.igem.org

Highlights & Achievements

On this page we would like to elaborate our judgment form a bit more. Of course you can also read our official judgement form.

What did we do? We...

• Registered our team, had a great summer, and plan to have a lot of fun at the Jamboree!
• Came up with our project: The Alkanivore.
• Build 47 new BioBricks.
• Characterized 10 parts, they all work! BBa_K398326, BBa_K398029, BBa_K398406, BBa_K398108, BBa_K398018, BBa_K398206, BBa_K398017, BBa_K398014, BBa_K398027, BBa_K398030
• Characterized the existing BioBrick Parts: BBa_J61100, BBa_J61101, BBa_J61107, BBa_J61117, BBa_J61127
• Passed all the biosafety tests to work in our VMT lab.
• Simulated the hydrocarbon regulation expression mechanism.
• Realized an interactive way to show our metabolic flux analysis.
• Developed a software tool to find putative interactions for proteins in a new host organism.
• Developed a webservice to provide a part query interface to wiki javascript.
• Came up with a new approach to human practice - The EPAC pyramid.
• Addressed the impacts of the ongoing advances in synthetic biology and the ethical questions concerning these impacts.
• Discussed the ongoing debate about gene patenting and open source.
• Investigated the current perception of synthetic biology in general public.
• Made general public aware of our project.
• Became museum pieces in the Science Centre in Delft.
• Developed an fun and educational iGEM computer game.
• Helped other iGEM teams by creating their wiki's.
• Have the most visited wiki after igem main page.
• Made a tour to quickly go through all our highlights and achievements!
• Won a Gold Medal.
• Gave the Best Presentation during the Jamboree.
• Became Finalist, making us one of he best 6 teams in the world.