Team:Ehime-Japan/Parts

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・E.create!
 
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Our motivation
 
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  We made a BioBrick card game “E.create” to introduce to a number of people
 
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  we started our iGEM project. We thought from our experiences that the construction of the plasmids
 
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    E.create is a puzzle game. The kit contains cards with illustrations on them.
 
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    Each card corresponds to one of the gene parts including:
 
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  Players will challenge to constract one or more plasmid(s) that should be required to
 
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Ex. This ''E.coli'' can express GFP constitutively and has Km resistance.
 
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On the other day, a few members of our team visited a high school to do educational activity and play E.create together. We taught about 50 students who are learning biology. Thank to everyone!
 
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Evaluation of our activities above.
 
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We asked the participants in our educational activities the following questions.
 
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Q1. Do you know gene recombination?
 
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Q2. How do you feel toward gene recombination?
 
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Answers to Q1 and Q4, Q2 and Q5, Q3 and Q6, and Q7 are shown below.
 
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<groupparts>iGEM012 Ehime-Japan</groupparts>
 

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