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| - | <tr><td><br>The Bacterial team focused on implementing and improving the Collins toggle. The ultimate goal is to connect our toggle to our phage module, so that exposing UV light in a pattern on a lawn of bacteria will result in phage production and polymerization in the exposed area.<br><br></td> | + | <tr><td><br>The Bacterial team focused on implementing and improving the Collins toggle. The ultimate goal is to connect our toggle to our phage module, so that exposing UV light in a pattern on a lawn of bacteria will result in phage production and polymerization in the exposed area.<br><br>As an intermediate in our project, we have managed to create what is essentially an improved bacterial camera capable of instantaneous photography.<br><br></td> |
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The Bacterial team focused on implementing and improving the Collins toggle. The ultimate goal is to connect our toggle to our phage module, so that exposing UV light in a pattern on a lawn of bacteria will result in phage production and polymerization in the exposed area. As an intermediate in our project, we have managed to create what is essentially an improved bacterial camera capable of instantaneous photography. |
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