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| - | All work on this project was done by members of the UNAM_Genomics_Mexico's 2012 iGEM Team. Original constructs from which to obtain P4 gene and A3 promoter to Biobrick were supplied by Dr. Margarita Salas from Autonomous University of Madrid. Bacillus Subtilis strains were provided by Dr. Ben-Yehuda from School of Medicine-IMRIC, Dr. Gabriela Olmedo from Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute (CINVESTAV,IPN) Campus Irapuato and Dr. Guillermo Gosset from Biotechnology Institute (IBT, UNAM) .Supervision and direction was provided by members of the Center for Genomic Sciences, (CCG) however all work was done by the team, during the months of May 2012 to present. Most work was developed in the CCG from National Autonomous University of México (UNAM). Part of the work with Bacillus Subtillis was done in CINVESTAV Campus Irapuato | + | All work on this project was done by members of the UNAM_Genomics_Mexico's 2012 iGEM Team. Original constructs from which to obtain P4 gene and A3 promoter to Biobrick were supplied by Dr. Margarita Salas from Autonomous University of Madrid. Bacillus Subtilis strains were provided by Dr. Ben-Yehuda from School of Medicine-IMRIC, Dr. Gabriela Olmedo from Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute (CINVESTAV,IPN) Campus Irapuato and Dr. Guillermo Gosset from Biotechnology Institute (IBT, UNAM) .Supervision and direction was provided by members of the Center for Genomic Sciences, (CCG) however all work was done by the team, during the months of May 2012 to present. Most work was developed in the CCG from National Autonomous University of México (UNAM). Part of the work with ''Bacillus Subtillis'' was done in CINVESTAV Campus Irapuato. Special thanks to Amhed Missael Vargas Velazquez for his support with MATLAB®, Dr. Otto Geiger for allowing us to use its lab at CCG to work with the OR and the Sweet AND and to Dr. Gabriela Olmedo for her help with ''Bacillus Subtilis''. |
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Attributions
All work on this project was done by members of the UNAM_Genomics_Mexico's 2012 iGEM Team. Original constructs from which to obtain P4 gene and A3 promoter to Biobrick were supplied by Dr. Margarita Salas from Autonomous University of Madrid. Bacillus Subtilis strains were provided by Dr. Ben-Yehuda from School of Medicine-IMRIC, Dr. Gabriela Olmedo from Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute (CINVESTAV,IPN) Campus Irapuato and Dr. Guillermo Gosset from Biotechnology Institute (IBT, UNAM) .Supervision and direction was provided by members of the Center for Genomic Sciences, (CCG) however all work was done by the team, during the months of May 2012 to present. Most work was developed in the CCG from National Autonomous University of México (UNAM). Part of the work with Bacillus Subtillis was done in CINVESTAV Campus Irapuato. Special thanks to Amhed Missael Vargas Velazquez for his support with MATLAB®, Dr. Otto Geiger for allowing us to use its lab at CCG to work with the OR and the Sweet AND and to Dr. Gabriela Olmedo for her help with Bacillus Subtilis.
Our Instructors
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David Romero-Camarena |
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Osbaldo Resendis-Antonio |
Our Advisors
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Hector F. Medina |
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Rogelio Hernandez Tamayo |
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Miguel Angel Wences Guzman |
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Fares Osam Yáñez Cuña |
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Jose Antonio Alonso-Pavon |
Meet our team
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Abiel Trevino Garza •Part design |
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Maria Angelica Bravo •Project design |
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Diego Rodríguez •Part design |
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Dulce Beatriz Vargas Landin •Part design |
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Jonathan Padilla Gómez •Part design |
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Ana Karen Mojica Avila •Part design |
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Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez •Part design |
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Diana Vera Cruz •Part design |
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Roberto Tirado Magallanes •Part design |
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Laura Teresa Jimenez Barrón •Part design |
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Rebeca Borges Monroy •Part design |
Each team must clearly attribute work done by the team on this page. They must distinguish work done by the team from work done by others, including the host labs, advisors, instructors, graduate students, and postgraduate masters students.
