Revision as of 00:38, 21 October 2009

Achievements

Here is a summary of the achievements of the Imperial College 2009 team:

Submitted 20 documented parts to the Registry
Improved the characterisation of the BBa_K098995 thermosensitive promoter by successfully testing with GFP.
Submitted new coding regions for 2 enzymes, PAH and cellulase, as well as a pentapeptide, opiorphin.
Designed new BioBricks using those genes coding for encapsulation of the cell.
Functional BioBrick BBa_K200022 characterised, and results uploaded onto registry page.
Explored the current Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology, as well as those specific to our project.
Helped the iGEM newcomers UCL by sending them a plate of Registry DNA kit plate from 2007.
Took part in the Valencia ethics survey, and became the first team to win the Valencia Ethics gold medal.
Explored the Manufacturing Considerations that we thought important to manufacture The E.ncapsulator as a viable product.
Investigated the Safety Implications of the project as a whole.

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 * Took part in the Valencia ethics survey, and became the first team to win the [[Team:Valencia/Human_Practice/Medalls |Valencia Ethics]] gold medal.
 * Explored the [[Team:Imperial_College_London/Manufacturing_Considerations |Manufacturing Considerations]] that we thought important to manufacture <b><i>The E.ncapsulator</i></b> as a viable product.
-* Investigated the [[Team:Imperial_College_London/SafetyConsiderations Safety Implications]] of the project as a whole.<br>
+* Investigated the [[Team:Imperial_College_London/SafetyConsiderations |Safety Implications]] of the project as a whole.<br>
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