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Republic of Panama
Situated on the isthmus connecting North and South America, it
is bordered by Costa Rica to the northwest, Colombia to the southeast,
the Caribbean Sea to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south.
Republic of Panama
Situated on the isthmus connecting North and South America, it is bordered by Costa Rica to the northwest, Colombia to the southeast, the Caribbean Sea to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south.
![](http://congresosectorinformal.com/igem/temp/New_Project/templates/pjo_jerock/header/slides/header6.jpg)
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Carolina, Yisett, Claudio, Nicole, Lorena,
Grimaldo, Natasha, Laura, Ernesto, Dra. Carmenza, Dr. Rao, Ezequiel
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Carolina, Yisett, Claudio, Nicole, Lorena, Grimaldo, Natasha, Laura, Ernesto, Dra. Carmenza, Dr. Rao, Ezequiel
![](http://congresosectorinformal.com/igem/temp/New_Project/templates/pjo_jerock/header/slides/header1.jpg)
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Yisett, Silke, Yaraví, Carlos, Dr. Patrick
Nee.
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Yisett, Silke, Yaraví, Carlos, Dr. Patrick Nee.
![](http://congresosectorinformal.com/igem/temp/New_Project/templates/pjo_jerock/header/slides/header3.jpg)
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Leyda, Zeuz, Laura
iGEM PANAMA
In this picture: Leyda, Zeuz, Laura
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iGEM PANAMA
Labs.
iGEM PANAMA
Labs.
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Members & Students
In this picture: Carolina, Yisett, Claudio, Nicole, Lorena, Grimaldo, Natasha, Laura, Ernesto, Dra. Carmenza, Dr. Rao, Ezequiel
Instructor
Colaborative Advisors
Where are we from
We are from the Republic of Panama, Panama's natural history is of great importance to the American continent. 3.5 million years ago Panama emerged linking the seabed of North and South America. The migration of species allows the exchange of species from north to south, further increasing the number of plants, animals and other life forms in both continents. Because of evolutionary and geological processes, Panama has one of the richest biodiversities in the world. It is a huge laboratory ready to be responsibly used. Panama in native language means "abundance of flowers, butterflies and fish."