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Our project has been inspired by a number of past iGEM projects.  
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Our project has been inspired by a number of past iGEM projects from around the world.<br><br>
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Click on the logos of the projects below to read how we reused aspects of the projects, and to find links to their wikis.
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Cellulases to break down cellulose = Edinburgh 2008.
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BacToKidney capsule = Taipei 2008
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Note while Taipei propose delivering bacteria to the intestine they do not describe how they will get it past the stomach! They do however demonstrate the concept of metabolic subcontraction which we have extended to the liver (PAH).  
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Drug Delivery = Leuven 2008 - Dr Coli (also included a cell death module).
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1) Use of restriction enzymes for induced cell death
 
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2) Use of trehalose for freeze drying
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Latest revision as of 13:20, 12 October 2009

Genealogy

Our project has been inspired by a number of past iGEM projects from around the world.

Click on the logos of the projects below to read how we reused aspects of the projects, and to find links to their wikis.


View iGEM in a larger map


Mr. Gene   Geneart   Clontech   Giant Microbes