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Revision as of 03:08, 27 October 2010
Genetically engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae that is responsive to voltage signals at a transcriptional level. We have hijacked the calcium shock, calcineurin-CRZ1, pathway in yeast and encoded a reporter. In doing so we have characterized the voltage dependency of the CRZ1 binding site (CDRE) and so taken the first step in creating a interface between cellular systems and computers by allowing cells to respond to the language of computers, voltage signals. Possible applications:
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Team: We are a team of 9 undergraduate students deeply interested in synthetic biology. We hail from a variety of disciplines including, chemistry, biology and engineering. We’re a fresh new team with varying levels of experience united by our passion for science. |
Our Accomplishments
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