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The MIT iGEM team set out to bring aspects from the fields of DNA computing and synthetic biology together. Over the past few months we have:
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* established the viability of RNA as an alternative processing medium to DNA
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* demonstrated RNA strand displacement in vivo
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* designed, modeled and tested a DNA-based NOT gate
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* designed, modeled and tested a modular mRNA sensor, along with an inverting sensor
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* designed, modeled and tested various forms of regulating gene expression at the RNA level using
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** miRNA-induced RNAi knockdown
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** Decoy & TuD mediated double-repression systems
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** self-cleaving Hammerhead ribozymes
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* characterized various new MammoBlock parts for transcribing short pieces of RNA in mammalian cells,
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The MIT iGEM team set out to bring aspects from the fields of DNA computing and synthetic biology together. Over the past few months we have: * established the viability of RNA as an alternative processing medium to DNA * demonstrated RNA strand displacement in vivo * designed, modeled and tested a DNA-based NOT gate * designed, modeled and tested a modular mRNA sensor, along with an inverting sensor * designed, modeled and tested various forms of regulating gene expression at the RNA level using ** miRNA-induced RNAi knockdown ** Decoy & TuD mediated double-repression systems ** self-cleaving Hammerhead ribozymes * characterized various new MammoBlock parts for transcribing short pieces of RNA in mammalian cells,