Team:GeorgiaTech/Ethics and Safety

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    <td bgcolor="#964141" width="900"><font color="#FFFFFF"><b><p>Soll et al had demonstrated successful cloning of AOX from Arabidopsis into E. coli. However, Arabidopsis does not use AOX as a significant source of heat generation. As Georgia Tech’s inaugural iGEM team, we chose to clone the AOX gene from Voodoo lily into bacteria because the AOX pathway
 
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plays an important role in thermogenesis in this plant species. Previous work done by the UCSF iGEM team of 2005 helped us determine hyBb as an optimal cold-shock promoter for our experiments.
 
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We would like to thank our advisors Dr. Gaucher, Dr. Weitz, Dr. Styczynski, Dr. Cole and graduate
 
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mentors Richard In-Ho Joh, Ryan Randall, and Catherine Rivet.</p></td>
 
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