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Team:UIUC-Illinois/Meeting Minutes
Practice Presentation: October 25th 11:00 room 612 – include some background info with the jamboree presentation. Meagan, Anna, and Francis will be putting together some modeling this week.

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Team:Weimar-Heidelberg Arts/Diary
...e a slide-show allowing the user to go through the different products of a category quickly. The feature of the slide-show will enable us to put the products i ...ted the results again and tried to combine them. We made some sketches for some products to visualise them in Cinema 4D.

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Team:ULB-Brussels/ESIssues2
<gh4><a name="_Toc275816605">Some useful lessons from consumer attitudes towards genetically modified foods< ... it could be argued that hydrocoli fits into the category of consumer goods and services. 

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Team:ArtScienceBangalore/NoteBook
...ganism do, how did you make it, what is its impact, why does it fit in the category, what new parts did you have to make? ...fter these last few weeks, how does everyone feel about synthetic biology? Some interesting points about the social constructs around science were raised i

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Team:Tsinghua/HumanPractice
Here in Tsinghua iGEM 2010 Team, we are now focusing on some parts of BioEthics, such as animal handling requirement, care for animal we ...we use are ''Escherichia coli'' so they evaluated our project is in a safe category and meanwhile they spoke highly on our Tsinghua iGEM 2010 Safety Manual for

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Team:ESBS-Strasbourg/Humanpractice
...dent even hopeful when it comes to the possibilities for medical research. Some people also laid the emphasis of the need of having regulation. ... Nevertheless, synthetic biology is regarded as a very promising field by some experts. It would enable to solve current worldwide issues such as starvati

34 KB (5,170 words) - 03:31, 28 October 2010
Team:St Andrews/project/safety/GMO
...h respect to growth outside the laboratory. It is considered to be ACDP a Category 1 pathogen and thus unlikely to cause harm to human health. The cells have ...h respect to growth outside the laboratory. It is considered to be ACDP a Category 1 pathogen and thus unlikely to cause harm to human health. The cells have

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Team:Imperial College London/Schistosoma
...be followed up by a second treatment after 4-6 weeks, and is also used for some other parasitic trematodes such as liver flukes. Although the drug has been ...s treated with Praziquantel. This measure allows control of the disease to some extend if done in a coordinated approach with treatment on a large scale wi

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Team:Groningen/Organization
...ong small groups of team members and present the ideas to each other after some research. The criteria we used were: feasibility, appeal (wow-factor), orig It was hard to part from some brainstorm ideas but in at the end of April only two ideas remained and got

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Team:TU Delft/Modeling
...consists of a number of members who know their way around computers, quite some in silico work has To give some clues about how our BioBricks are working in their new ''E. coli'' proteome

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Team:BIOTEC Dresden/Ethics
...s. There are multiple reasons why people are not accepting this products; some of them accompanied by sound scientific arguments, whereas others by wrong ...at would not be controlled nor predicted. It is also worth mentioning that some of the postulated risks are improbable from the scientific point of view.

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Team:Cambridge/lightbox/js
* @category jQuery plugin // Hime some elements to avoid conflict with overlay in IE. These elements appear above

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Team:Brown/Human Practices/Synbio survey
...many of those who answered 'High School' also fell into the 'Some College' category, so for the purpose of analyses these two will be grouped. ...gy" is a phrase that evokes many different images in people's minds. While some respondents are familiar with the academic field that iGEM celebrates, othe

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Team:BIOTEC Dresden/Future
...imited role in cancer detection as people who do not have cancer also have some amount of markers in their blood. Here is where SensorBricks fits in! ...lar damage, such as diabetic complications, Alzheimer’s disease and even some tumors. SensorBricks could be the optimal detection system in such cases wh

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Team:ULB-Brussels/Modeling
Then the big category of non-linear terms, used in more complex situations where enzymes catalyze ...ncentration because some is added in the initial growth conditions and, if some bacteria escape in the river, which is similar to a dilution, their intrace

36 KB (5,848 words) - 20:39, 27 October 2010
Team:ULB-Brussels/Intro
...><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:ULB-Brussels/ESIssues2#_Toc275816605">Some useful lessons from consumer attitudes towards genetically modified foods This first chapter explores some of the ethical and philosophical aspects of hydrocoli. It begins

43 KB (6,685 words) - 15:40, 27 October 2010
Team:ULB-Brussels/ESIssues
...><a href="https://2010.igem.org/Team:ULB-Brussels/ESIssues2#_Toc275816605">Some useful lessons from consumer attitudes towards genetically modified foods This first chapter explores some of the ethical and philosophical aspects of hydrocoli. It begins

43 KB (6,753 words) - 20:38, 27 October 2010
Mini Prep
The LyseBlue indicator dye added to some of the buffers is Thymophthalein, pH shift from colorless to blue at pH 9.3 ...rease the concentration of DNA in your final sample which can be useful in some cases.

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Team:UNAM-Genomics Mexico/Safety
...wers. Any answer too difficult to categorize was assigned “other” as a category. See the examples mentioned in the Description section. ** then everything is taken to reality: What is iGEM competition, some shocking examples and own project.

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Team:Northwestern/Protocol/Mini Prep
The LyseBlue indicator dye added to some of the buffers is Thymophthalein, pH shift from colorless to blue at pH 9.3 ...rease the concentration of DNA in your final sample which can be useful in some cases.

8 KB (1,341 words) - 01:22, 23 October 2010