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| + | Welcome to the DTU-DENMARK iGEM team wiki. Here we present everything about our project, the team, how we've contributed to improve the registry of standard biological parts, and much more. | ||
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| + | <strong>The team</strong> | ||
| + | Our team consists of six students in biotechnology and systems biology engineering, and we are the first team from the Technical University of Denmark. Please check out our <a href="https://2009.igem.org/Team:DTU_Denmark/team">team page</a> to read more about us and our advisors. | ||
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| + | <strong>The Team</strong><br> | ||
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| + | <strong>Redox sensing device</strong><br> | ||
| + | Two novel genes have been designed and synthesized each comprised of 5 genetic elements. Together they function as a device termed the Redoxilator that can sense the internal redox state of a yeast cell, and output a reporter signal.<br> | ||
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| + | <strong>Biobricks</strong><br> | ||
| + | DNA of several new biobricks have been designed and submitted including a yeast optimized GFP reporter protein, a protein degradation sequence and a fast degradable yeast GFP. (Bronze medal)<br> | ||
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| + | We have demonstrated that our USER fusion biobrick works as expected and documented it (silver medal)<br> | ||
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| + | <strong>USER fusion Assembly standard</strong><br> | ||
| + | A new biobrick assembly standard that allows the rapid construction of multi-part devices have been developed and documented. The assembly standard offers many benefits: All restriction sites are allowed, multiple biobricks can be joined in one step, the result is scar-free making it ideal for protein fusions and more. (Gold medal)<br> | ||
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| + | <strong>USER-fusion primer design software</strong><br> | ||
| + | A novel and very useful software tool have been developed that can automatically design the optimal primers for USER fusion assembly of 2-9 biobricks, taking several parameters into account. | ||
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DTU Denmark
Redox sensing device Two novel genes have been designed and synthesized each comprised of 5 genetic elements. Together they function as a device termed the Redoxilator that can sense the internal redox state of a yeast cell, and output a reporter signal. Biobricks DNA of several new biobricks have been designed and submitted including a yeast optimized GFP reporter protein, a protein degradation sequence and a fast degradable yeast GFP. (Bronze medal) We have demonstrated that our USER fusion biobrick works as expected and documented it (silver medal) USER fusion Assembly standard A new biobrick assembly standard that allows the rapid construction of multi-part devices have been developed and documented. The assembly standard offers many benefits: All restriction sites are allowed, multiple biobricks can be joined in one step, the result is scar-free making it ideal for protein fusions and more. (Gold medal) USER-fusion primer design software A novel and very useful software tool have been developed that can automatically design the optimal primers for USER fusion assembly of 2-9 biobricks, taking several parameters into account. |
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