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<td>Biobricks design and construction</td>
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<td>Photosensors: Claudia, Jorge Buendía, Jorge Zepeda and Enrique Paz.</td>
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==='''Special Thanks'''===
 
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Héctor: special thanks to the folks at [http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ DynamicDrive] for some very useful web tools, as well as the guys at the [http://groups.google.com/group/kappa-users KappaUsers forum] for some '''great''' assistance and troubleshooting with the Kappa language.
 
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Mariana: I really want to thank Dr. Jesús Caballero Mellado and his lab group, with his enthusiasm and friendly guidance, he was a life example (may he rest in peace). I want to thank all the people who was always willing to help us: Our instructors and advisors, Dr. Susana López for lending us her luminometer, and many others who make this possible.
 
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Jorge Arturo: I'd like to thank Mario Sandoval Calderon and his lab for proving us with two important plasmid and enzyme, as well as wet lab guidance.
 

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The Whole Team

We are a bunch of college students with nothing to do but play with expensive waters.

The link on the names will take you to our Work pages (usually Open Wet Ware based). Most of our work on this iGEM is documented there.


Advisors

Dr. Miguel Ángel Ramírez Romero: Grows impossible things in wetlab
Dr. Juan Carlos Martínez García: Writes wonder models
Dr. Christopher Wood: Knows how to play with light
Dr. Karla Cedano Villavicencio: Advisor on Socials, Human Practices, Budget & Related


Last Year Students

Photo
Student Name
About Student
Section
Enrique Paz Cortes Our iGEM Veteran Wetlab
Luis Fernando Montaño Gutierrez Our People person Modelling



Undergrads

Photo
Student Name
About Student
Section
Nickname
Nelson Augusto Berrocal Quezada Perpetual bad mood, except when drunk Wetlab Little Koala
Jorge Eduardo Buendía Buendía Is cold in the wrong moments... Wetlab Geiger
Mariana del Rosario Ruiz-Velasco Leyva Party organizer & Wetlab Core Wetlab Mailovie
Jorge Arturo Zepeda Martinez Always manages to lighten up wetlab mood. Wetlab Chiqui (or Terrorist Monkey)
Daniela Azucena García Soriano The Dark side of iGEM Modelling Ms. Apocalyptica
Claudia Ivonne Hernandez Armenta Football fan & Modelling Core Modelling
José Fabricio López Hernandez Always manages to lighten up modelling mood Modelling Fibo (or Barnicio)
Héctor Francisco Medina Abarca Megalomaniac & Modelling Core Modelling Mamma Raven
Amhed Missael Vargas Velazquez Argues when there's nothing to argue Modelling Winnie

The Summer Team

This is Us, the whole Summer Team!


What we did

Main Project

Section Team Members contributions
Biobricks design and construction Photosensors: Claudia, Jorge Buendía, Jorge Zepeda and Enrique Paz. Light emitters: Mariana, Augusto, Claudia, Enrique Paz and Héctor.
Modeling analysis MatLab :Daniela García and Amhed Vargas. Kappa: Héctor Medina and Fabricio López.
Wiki website Design: Héctor Medina. Information uploaded: The whole team.
Human Practice: The synthetic conquest of Mexico. Speakers: Mariana, Claudia, Fabricio, Jorge Buendía, Jorge Zepeda and Augusto. Survey and Presentation design: Fernando Montaño. Results analysis: Fernando Montaño and Fabricio.
Poster Design: Héctor Medina Information content: Fernando Montaño, Claudia and Héctor.
Safety & Ethics Héctor Medina.
Flash Animation: Project description Hector Medina.
Flash Animation: In-silico and In vivo chassis Amhed Vargas.
Figures of the photosensors and Light emitters Claudia.
Logo design Jorge Buendía, Jorge Zepeda and Héctor Medina.
T-shirt design Fernando Montaño and Héctor Medina.


Where we're from

The Republic

We hail from many places of the Mexican Republic, such as:


Mexico City

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Night view of Mexico City.
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View of center-north Mexico City. In the foreground, Chapultepec Castle.

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View of the south Mexico City. In the background, Ajusco Volcano.
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View of western Mexico City.


Puebla, Puebla

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A picture of the Paseo Bravo plaza in the city of Puebla.
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A view of the Malinche volcano from the city of Puebla.

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A view of the Zócalo plaza in the city of Puebla.


León, Guanajuato

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Northern access to the Art of History Museum of Leon.
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Arch at the entrance to Old Leon.

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Photo of the main façade of the Expiatory Temple in Leon.


Texcoco, Estado de México

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A photo of the Nezahualcoyotl baths; a prehispanic construction.
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Photo of the inner courtyard near the Cathedral in Texcoco City.

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Photo of the Silverio Perez plaza in Texcoco.
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View of the Rectory building of the University of Champingo in the city of Texcoco.


Chimalhuacán, Estado de México

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The main Parroquia of Chimalhuacán.


Tlalmanalco, Estado de México

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View of the Iztlazihuatl volcano from Tlalmanalco.


Genomics

Though we do not come from the same hometown, we are all attending the same University. That is the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Campus Morelos, in the city of Cuernavaca. Most of us met here when we entered the Genomic Sciences Program. As such, we are a tight bunch.

The above picture is the Main Entrance to the Lecture Halls. The hammock to the left is quite comfortable in hot days ;)

iGEM

iGEM is the International Genetically Engineered Machines Competition, held each year at MIT and organized with support of the Parts Registry. See more here.

Synthetic Biology

This is defined as attempting to manipulate living objects as if they were man-made machines, specifically in terms of genetic engineering. See more here.

Genomics

We are students on the Genomic Sciences program at the Center for Genomic Sciences of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, campus Morelos. See more here.

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