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		+	== The Project ==
-		+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/ProjectOverview|Overview]] <br /> A short introduction including an animation film.
-		+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/ProjectQuestions|Questions]] <br /> Every project should start with important questions, here are ours.
-	== '''Overall project''' ==	+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/ProjectMechanism|Mechanism]] <br /> An in-depth explanation of our genetically engineered system.
-		+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/ProjectImplementation|Implementation]] <br /> Assembly and plasmid construction to implement the system.
-	Our aim is the expression of zebrafish (''Danio rerio'') membrane progestin receptor (mPR) in yeast to reliably measure steroid concentrations in water by inducing bioluminiscence.	+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/Parts|Submitted Parts]] <br /> All of our submitted Parts.
-		+	* [[Team:Tuebingen/References|References]] <br /> Scientific literature used to design our project.
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Latest revision as of 14:46, 18 September 2012

The Project

• Overview
  A short introduction including an animation film.
• Questions
  Every project should start with important questions, here are ours.
• Mechanism
  An in-depth explanation of our genetically engineered system.
• Implementation
  Assembly and plasmid construction to implement the system.
• Submitted Parts
  All of our submitted Parts.
• References
  Scientific literature used to design our project.