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- | | | + | |The first DIY-Bio Community to secure entrance into the iGEM competition. |
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''Possible Projects''<br> | ''Possible Projects''<br> | ||
- | ""Project: Hamsterdam | + | Project: DIY-Gem <br> |
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+ | Creating the set of educational tools and learning resources to allow comprehension and accessibility to the core techniques associated with Synthetic Biology. We've discussed creating e.coli that can be added to the bb system that can actually produce the major enzymes used in these techniques so that beginner's can "grow their own", saving the $1 a ul that some of these can cost. We have the sequence for Pol1 (J) | ||
+ | for Taq Aquaticus, and can put it into e. coli, but it contains a Pst1 site dead in the center of it's sequence so we'd have to create a new sequence and test it's viability, prior to formatting it in the bb format. <br> | ||
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+ | Project: Hamsterdam <br> | ||
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Inspired by our home cities media presence in "The Wire" and it's long history | Inspired by our home cities media presence in "The Wire" and it's long history | ||
as the opium den of the eastern sea ports. Team: Baltimore-US has envisioned a | as the opium den of the eastern sea ports. Team: Baltimore-US has envisioned a |
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