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Demonstrated the functionality of M.ScaI introduced in E. coli |
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Succesfully sensing, writing and reading of an arabinose signal |
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We developed the theory behind inferring the time of signal registration by way of a model |
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We devised grounded suggestions on how to improve the molecular design of our system using a model |
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We developed software that is able to generate a Cellular Logbook plasmid that enhances our project in such a way that it can be used on a bigger scale |
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We designed and outlined a new responsible development-approach for iGEM projects and applied it to our Cellular Logbook |
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As part of Human Outreach we collaborated with Dutch iGEM teams to organize part of the Discovery Festival in 3 major Dutch cities |
