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Our instructors were not only valuable for feed back, but also trained us so that we could conduct our work. We also received assistance from outside of the Weiss Lab. FACS training was conducted by <b>Glenn Paradis</b>, manager of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research Flow Cytometry Core Facility. Advisor<b> Deepak Mishra </b> also assisted with FACS training, teaching fluorescence microscopy on the Zeiss, operating the confocal microscope, and teaching cloning techniques. <b> Jonathan Babb</b>, another one of our advisors, also taught cloning techniques and assisted the team with the liquid handling robot. Initial tissue culture training was conducted by <b> Kenneth Hu </b>, a member of the 2011 MIT iGEM team. We were lucky to have <b> Lulu Qian </b>, whose work our project is based on, as an advisor to our team. Her feed back on design strategies and technical details for our project is invaluable. We would also like to thank the 2011 MIT iGEM team for the wiki design, as well as a special thanks to <b>Felix Sun</b> for taking lead in coding the wiki. With out all of these contributions, our work this summer would not have been possible.  
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Our instructors and other individuals from outside the Weiss lab provided the training necessary for us to conduct our work. <b>Deepak Mishra</b>, one of our advisors, taught cloning techniques and fluorescence microscopy on the Zeiss scope, assisted with FACS training, and operated the confocal microscope. <b>Jonathan Babb</b>, also an advisor, helped teach cloning techniques and assisted the team with the liquid handling robot. Initial tissue culture training was conducted by <b>Kenneth Hu</b>, a member of the 2011 MIT iGEM team. FACS training was also conducted by <b>Glenn Paradis</b>, manager of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research Flow Cytometry Core Facility. We were lucky to have <b>Lulu Qian</b>, whose work inspired our project, advise our team. Her feedback on design strategies and technical details for our project was invaluable. We would also like to thank the 2011 MIT iGEM team for providing our wiki design. Without all of these contributions, our work this summer would not have been possible.
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<br>Otherwise, <b> all </b>  of the data on the results page is generated by members of the 2012 MIT iGEM team, with exceptions of some microscopy (especially the time lapsed imaging).
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Otherwise, all of the data presented on the results page was generated by members of the 2012 MIT iGEM team, with the exception of some microscopy, time-lapse images in particular.
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Latest revision as of 03:14, 27 October 2012

iGEM 2012

Overview

  • Results Overview

Circuit Production

  • Short RNA Production
  • Circuit Production: Hammerhead Ribozymes

NOT Gate

  • Design
  • Modeling
  • In Vitro Results

Sensing

  • Design
  • Modeling
  • In Vitro Results

Actuation

  • TuD and Decoy RNAs
  • Modulating Hammerheads

The Key Reaction

  • Design
  • Nucleic Acid Delivery
  • Experimental Strand Displacement

Our BioBricks

  • Favorites
  • All BioBricks

Attributions

  • Attributions

Attributions

Our instructors and other individuals from outside the Weiss lab provided the training necessary for us to conduct our work. Deepak Mishra, one of our advisors, taught cloning techniques and fluorescence microscopy on the Zeiss scope, assisted with FACS training, and operated the confocal microscope. Jonathan Babb, also an advisor, helped teach cloning techniques and assisted the team with the liquid handling robot. Initial tissue culture training was conducted by Kenneth Hu, a member of the 2011 MIT iGEM team. FACS training was also conducted by Glenn Paradis, manager of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research Flow Cytometry Core Facility. We were lucky to have Lulu Qian, whose work inspired our project, advise our team. Her feedback on design strategies and technical details for our project was invaluable. We would also like to thank the 2011 MIT iGEM team for providing our wiki design. Without all of these contributions, our work this summer would not have been possible.

Otherwise, all of the data presented on the results page was generated by members of the 2012 MIT iGEM team, with the exception of some microscopy, time-lapse images in particular.