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| - | + | The Alberta iGEM team of 2010 has created an educational toolkit that has the potential to revolutionize the high school biology classroom. The GENOMIKON kit applies the principles of our newly refined genomic assembly method, BioBytes 2.0. The kit allows students to both design and assemble a plasmid in one afternoon. The kit is accompanied by our online learning resource, GENOMIKON.ca. Using our kit and online lab manual, students will be able to learn the fundamentals of synthetic biology and apply them in unique, hands-on experiments. | |
| - | This tour outlines some of our accomplishments. We introduce the foundational technology of the kit, the components the kit, and the kits' supporting software. | + | This tour outlines some of our accomplishments. We introduce the foundational technology of the kit, the components of the kit, and the kits' supporting software. |
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GENOMIKON
The Alberta iGEM team of 2010 has created an educational toolkit that has the potential to revolutionize the high school biology classroom. The GENOMIKON kit applies the principles of our newly refined genomic assembly method, BioBytes 2.0. The kit allows students to both design and assemble a plasmid in one afternoon. The kit is accompanied by our online learning resource, GENOMIKON.ca. Using our kit and online lab manual, students will be able to learn the fundamentals of synthetic biology and apply them in unique, hands-on experiments.
This tour outlines some of our accomplishments. We introduce the foundational technology of the kit, the components of the kit, and the kits' supporting software.
