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<p>This work has not been possible without the help of several Institutions and Research groups.</p>
<p>This work has not been possible without the help of several Institutions and Research groups.</p>
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<p>From Valencia iGEM Team, we would like to thank to all that people that allow us to pass all this summer in working on this mind-blowing project</p>
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<p>From Valencia Team, we would like to thank to all that people that allow us to pass this summer in working on this mind-blowing project</p>
<p>To see all of them </p>
<p>To see all of them </p>
    
    

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iGEM 2009 Valencia

Project description

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Engineered yeasts able to sense and respond to electrical signals are build (what we call LEC). Thanks to a homemade device These LECs work cooperatively in such a way that they are able to reproduce images in movement, building up a "bio-screen" for the first time in history.

  • LEC construction.
  • LEC characterization.
  • LEC Integration in the first iLCD.

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Human Practices Report

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Valencia Team is very concern with the ethical implications of SB and we have write down the book Sins, ethics and biology, which includes:

The Largest survey ever made in Synthetic Biology (more than 1200 answers)

A review taking into account more than 50 articles about filosical implications of Synthetic Biology

Interviews with experts in the field

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