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<td>NAG1 gene from candida albicans</td> | <td>NAG1 gene from candida albicans</td> | ||
<td>coding</td> | <td>coding</td> | ||
<td>Min-Gyu Kim</td> | <td>Min-Gyu Kim</td> | ||
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<td>UAP1 gene from candida albicans</td> | <td>UAP1 gene from candida albicans</td> | ||
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<td>NAG5 gene from candida albicans</td> | <td>NAG5 gene from candida albicans</td> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:32, 4 October 2012
Parts
Here are the parts we contributed to the Bio Bricks library this year.
| part number | description | type | designer | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ♥ | Bba_K850000 | AGM1 gene from candida albicans | coding | Min-Gyu Kim | |
| ♥ | W | Bba_K850001 | NAG1 gene from candida albicans | coding | Min-Gyu Kim |
| ♥ | Bba_K850002 | UAP1 gene from candida albicans | coding | Min-Gyu Kim | |
| Bba_K850004 | NAG5 gene from candida albicans | coding | Will Long |
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