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Revision as of 14:28, 5 July 2012
What is the project?
What is iGEM?
Polysaccharides are literally the best things in the world so we thought we would use them for our iGEM project.
Now, they all have a lot of interesting properties so we thought it would be fanbtastic if you could MAKE them from scratch.
In essence, we are creating a system for creating polysaccharides on demand by manipulating E.coli.
Wish us luck!
iGEM is a synthetic biology based international competition. Follow our blog!
