Team:Freiburg Bioware

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Revision as of 16:15, 27 October 2010

Gene delivery using viral vectors holds great promise for the treatment of acquired and inherited diseases. The human Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) is a small, non-pathogenic, single-stranded DNA virus gaining increasing attention being both versatile and effective. Taking current knowledge into account, we generated a recombinant, modularized, BioBrick-compatible AAV ‘Virus Construction Kit’. We provide parts for modified capsid proteins, targeting modules, tumor-specific promoters, and prodrug-activating enzymes as well as readily assembled vectors for gene delivery and production of non-replicative virus particles. The viral tropism is altered by N-terminal fusion or by loop replacement of the capsid proteins. Functionality of viruses constructed from our kit was demonstrated by fluorescent protein expression in infected cells and by prodrug-induced killing of tumor cells upon viral delivery of a thymidine kinase. Incorporating multiple layers of safety, we provide a general tool to the growing field of personalized medicine and demonstrate its use in tumor therapy.

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Statistics - In a Minute

  • What happened in the lab during iGEM?

  • Longest Wikipage

    Longest Wikipage: with 222,795 bytes

  • Number of BioBricks

    Number of Biobricks: 116

  • Number of ordered Oligo-Nucleotides

    Number of Ordered Oligos: 193

  • Minipreps total

    Mini-Preps total: 1085

  • Midipreps total

    Midi-Preps total: 106

  • Highest Prep concentration (Midi)

    Highest Midi-Prep Concentration:
    5045,6 ng/µL

  • Number of Glycerolstocks

    Number of Glycerolstocks: 763

  • Number of Team members

    Number of Team members: 15

  • Days in the lab

    Days in the lab: 170

  • Longest Labday: 18h Longest Labday

    Longest Labday: 18h

  • Coffee consumed during iGEM

    Coffee Consumed During iGEM : 2238 Cups

BioBricks

Modularization and modification of the viral capsids for retargeting approaches and directed gene delivery of suicide genes resulted in many different BioBricks.
Click here to explore them.

Biosafety

The aspect of biological safety was considered well and a risk assessment and security profile for the Adeno-associated Virus were created. Read more about Biosafety issues..

Notebook

Only cloning and cell culture?

No! Besides BioBrick assembly, flow cytometry analysis, quantification based methos via ELISA or Western Blot and cytotoxicity assays have been performed
(go to Methods)

Team

Fun and Science at the same time?

Yes! The iGEM team Freiburg did not only share the lab bench, but as well some nice days canoeing and initiated the photo contest Cuckoo Clock Competition

Sponsors

Uni Potsdam Uni Freiburg Bioss kuk.lab daad frias Roche Qiagen Starlab peqlab Eppendorf Zeiss Gilson Fermentas aigilent Avidity Hiss Biozym GATC Geneart ATG purimex dkfz Mathworks


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