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As Georgia Tech's very first competing iGEM group, we have embarked on the journey of discovering how we can synthetically engineer heat producing bacteria. After extensively investing various organism's methods of heat production, we have found great promise in the AOX gene used for themogensis in many plant species. Please explore our site to learn more!

GT iGEM TEAM

The members of Georgia Tech's first iGEM team.

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-     <td bgcolor="#964141" width="800"><font color="#FFFFFF"><p>The purpose of the proposed research is to genetically engineer bacteria to generate large amounts of heat in response to a cold shock. This will advance biological engineering by furthering current attempts at constructing and understanding complex gene networks. Applications of synthetic, thermogenerating bacteria range from the investigation of cold resistance evolution to the development of a new generation of inexpensive biosensors for environmental monitoring and contaminant detection.  The experiment will focus on producing two distinct responses to a decrease in ambient temperature: cell aggregation leading to biofilm formation and overexpression of alternative oxidase (AOX), an enzyme associated with thermogenesis in plants. </p>
+     <td bgcolor="#964141" width="800"><font color="#FFFFFF"><p>As Georgia Tech's very first competing iGEM group, we have embarked on the journey of discovering how we can synthetically engineer heat producing bacteria. After extensively investing various organism's methods of heat production, we have found great promise in the AOX gene used for themogensis in many plant species. Please explore our site to learn more!
-<p>Microorganisms respond to environmental stress through several means for survival.  This research project also aims to engineer Escherichia coli cells to aggregate with one another forming a biofilm given a cold shock and link this “huddle” response with heat generation. Altering a cell’s reaction to external variations prolongs its ability to survive such a shock, thereby ensuring an evolutionary advantage over other species. Studying and manipulating a prokaryote’s stress response can broaden the prospective on evolutionary mechanisms in general.
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-     <td bgcolor="#964141" width="209"><font color="#FFFFFF"><p>Click above to explore the models we created to better predict how our biological modification would react in the real world.</p></font></td>
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-    <td bgcolor="#964141" width="217"><font color="#FFFFFF"><p>Click above to explore the research behind our themogenerating bacteria and our ideas for application.</p></font></td>
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