Team:Freiburg bioware/Notebook

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&nbsp;The Team<br>
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&nbsp;Project Report<br>
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The first German team ever to participate in iGEM is back again, providing you with an excellent set of fusion proteins for modular use as BioBricks. This year we are crafting a synthetic receptor kit "made in Black Forest", using DNA-Origami as programmable input device and the complementation of split-fluorophores and -enzymes as readable output.
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An extension of the standard BioBrick Pre- and Suffix, developed by iGEM-Team Freiburg 2007, allows in-frame-cloning of proteins without generation of a stop-codon at the "scar", so that we can fuse practically any number of proteins and/or peptides - as you can see in our cloning strategy page. Of course, we want to share this possibility with future iGEM-Teams and have added a new, fully compatible plasmid to the registry.
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Revision as of 11:59, 13 September 2009

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 Home

 The Team
 Project Report
 Parts
 Modeling
 Notebook
 Human Practice
Freiburg09 logo klein 2.jpg

The first German team ever to participate in iGEM is back again, providing you with an excellent set of fusion proteins for modular use as BioBricks. This year we are crafting a synthetic receptor kit "made in Black Forest", using DNA-Origami as programmable input device and the complementation of split-fluorophores and -enzymes as readable output. An extension of the standard BioBrick Pre- and Suffix, developed by iGEM-Team Freiburg 2007, allows in-frame-cloning of proteins without generation of a stop-codon at the "scar", so that we can fuse practically any number of proteins and/or peptides - as you can see in our cloning strategy page. Of course, we want to share this possibility with future iGEM-Teams and have added a new, fully compatible plasmid to the registry.
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