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* We have '''THREE''' working new parts! | * We have '''THREE''' working new parts! | ||
| - | * Click here to see our [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Wetlab | conclusive results]]! | + | * Click here to see our [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Wetlab | conclusive results & characterization]]! |
** Our '''Imaging device''' is emitting infrared signals. Check [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Prototype/Image#Device_Characterization | this]] out! | ** Our '''Imaging device''' is emitting infrared signals. Check [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Prototype/Image#Device_Characterization | this]] out! | ||
** Our '''degrading enzyme''' is actively degrading cholesteryl esters. Find out [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Prototype/Degrade#Device_Characterization | more]]! | ** Our '''degrading enzyme''' is actively degrading cholesteryl esters. Find out [[Team:NTU-Singapore/Project/Prototype/Degrade#Device_Characterization | more]]! | ||
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** Collaborated with '''Team PKU''' to discuss and improve Molecular & Synthetic Biology Techniques | ** Collaborated with '''Team PKU''' to discuss and improve Molecular & Synthetic Biology Techniques | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:40, 22 October 2009
Our Accomplishments
This is the quick checklist of what we have achieved.
- We have THREE working new parts!
- Click here to see our conclusive results & characterization!
- We have submitted SEVENTEEN new parts and documentation can be found in the link below!
- Click here to see our comprehensive list of Biobricks submitted.
- We have characterized ONE existing Biobrick part!
- We characterized J23119 promoter activity to determine its influence on our working part.
- We have improved TWO existing parts!
- Check out &
- We looked into the fledgling hobbyist phenomenon DIYbio for Human Practices Advance!
- Researched on and discussed DIYbio
- Conducted an extensive Public Survey
- Interviewed prominent DIYbiologists
- We helped THREE teams with their iGEM projects!
- Helped Team Valencia with their Human Practices Advance survey
- Assisted Team Paris with opinions on their actions on building a new mobile lab management system
- Collaborated with Team PKU to discuss and improve Molecular & Synthetic Biology Techniques
- We considered the safety considerations of our project.
