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Team:Imperial College London/Achievements
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| Had a fantastic summer, learnt loads and formed new friendships. | |
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| Run a series of Synthetic Biology School Workshops, and provided tools for others to follow suit. | |
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| Submitted 23 documented parts to the registry. | |
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| Contributed the PyrD and AmyE vectors to the registry and have used Dif excision to remove antibiotic resistance genes from our cassettes. | |
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| Tackled the problem of Neglected Tropical Diseases for the first time in the iGEM competition. | |
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| Extensively characterized the existing BioBrick part, 'XylE reporter gene with RBS (BBa_J33204). | |
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| Submitted new coding regions for the histidine kinase ComD (K316015) and its response regulator ComE (K316016). |
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| Designed a software tool for protease detection and protein presentation on the surface of B. subtilis. | |
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| Submitted a very useful, modular and natural BioBrick Part, the LytC CWBD. | |
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| Shown that the novel engineered BioBrick part, GFP-XylE (BBa_K316007) works as expected. | |
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| Developed integration vectors for BioBrick parts and devices which can allow integration of various cassettes into the B. subtilis genome, allowing disription of essential genes. | |
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| Based our specifications on modelling and human practices. | |
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| Explored the https://2010.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Human_Practices Human Practices] aspects of our project including the ethical, social, environmental, economic and political implications of our detection kit including the setting in which it would be | |
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| Managed to get loads of experimental results! | |
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| Helped other iGEM teams (including Warsaw, UNAM-Mexico and METU-Turkey) by completing their surveys. | |
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| Based our design specifications on computer modelling, which enabled us to decide which ideas should be implemented in our design. | |
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| Completed the whole iteration through the engineering cycle for each module of our system. | |
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| Explored the Manufacturing Considerations that we thought important to manufacture Parasight as a viable product. | |
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| Investigated the safety implications of the project as a whole. | |
