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As the systems created by synthetic biologists get more complex, automation and computer-aided design will be needed. Computers will eventually play an important part in the design, construction, and testing of new devices. To meet the emerging needs of synthetic biology, the UW iGEM team has developed several new software tools. | As the systems created by synthetic biologists get more complex, automation and computer-aided design will be needed. Computers will eventually play an important part in the design, construction, and testing of new devices. To meet the emerging needs of synthetic biology, the UW iGEM team has developed several new software tools. | ||
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Revision as of 20:10, 6 October 2010
Protein Expression Vectors
Software for the Registry
As the systems created by synthetic biologists get more complex, automation and computer-aided design will be needed. Computers will eventually play an important part in the design, construction, and testing of new devices. To meet the emerging needs of synthetic biology, the UW iGEM team has developed several new software tools.
WikiDust is a TinkerCell plugin that exports wiki-friendly representations of network models.
PartsRobot is a script to submit matches of parts to the Registry from a spreadsheet.
