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[[Image:Alberta-genomikon-tour.png|right|280px|thumb|GENOMIKON: An educational toolkit for rapid genomic construction]]
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[[Image:Alberta-kitclose.jpg|left|280px|thumb|The heart of GENOMIKON, the DNA parts.]]
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We set out to create a kit that would revolutionize the biology classroom. We sought to inspire individuals to be creative and imagine the unlimited possibilities of synthetic biology! With the GENOMIKON kit, we have created something truly unique: an educational experience that allows students to design and actually assemble their own plasmid in an afternoon and transform bacteria in a day. Students will learn fundamentals of biotechnology, molecular and synthetic biology by actually doing it.
 
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This tour briefly describes what we accomplished. Here the the science that allows our kit to function is introduced as well as the software tools that makes the kit funitonal. There is more detailed information in other locations of the wiki so please explore the rest of our site as well if that’s what you are after!
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The 2010 Alberta iGEM team has created an educational toolkit that has the potential to revolutionize the high school biology classroom. The GENOMIKON kit applies the principles of our newly refined genomic assembly method, BioBytes 2.0 to allow students to both design and assemble a plasmid in one afternoon. It is accompanied by our comprehensive online learning resource, GENOMIKON.ca. Using the GENOMIKON kit and online lab manual, students will be able to learn the fundamentals of synthetic biology and apply them in unique, hands-on experiments.
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This tour outlines some of our accomplishments. We introduce the foundational technology of the kit, the components of the kit, and the supporting software.
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Latest revision as of 03:11, 28 October 2010

TEAM ALBERTA

GENOMIKON

The 2010 Alberta iGEM team has created an educational toolkit that has the potential to revolutionize the high school biology classroom. The GENOMIKON kit applies the principles of our newly refined genomic assembly method, BioBytes 2.0 to allow students to both design and assemble a plasmid in one afternoon. It is accompanied by our comprehensive online learning resource, GENOMIKON.ca. Using the GENOMIKON kit and online lab manual, students will be able to learn the fundamentals of synthetic biology and apply them in unique, hands-on experiments.

This tour outlines some of our accomplishments. We introduce the foundational technology of the kit, the components of the kit, and the supporting software.