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Revision as of 20:59, 25 September 2012
- Main
- Team
- Project
- Achievements
- Human Practice
- Safety
- Notebook
- Attributions
Overview
Delay system
Semantic containment
Restriction enzyme system
MAGE
Suicide system
Encapsulation
Synthetic import domain
Safety Questions
Safety AssessmentResponsibilities in the Team
All of the designs, constructs (unless stated otherwise) and experiments presented in this wiki were performed by the members of the 2012 Paris Bettencourt team. The advisors and instructors were providing feedback and advice, when needed. None of the subjects of this project are being studied or developed in the hosting lab.
All members of the team were following the development of the project as a whole. However, in order to be able to work on several modules simultaneously, we formed teams of 1 or 2 that were mainly responsible for each part.
Delay system:
Semantic containment
Restriction enzyme system:
MAGE:
Suicide system:
Modularity:
Encapsulation:
Synthetic Import Domain:
Human practice:
Wiki layout:
Stop motion:
External help
We are extremely thankful to all the following labs, iGEM teams, researchers we met, and other people, for their help :
- Doctor AGUITON for her precious advice on the human practice report.
- Professor MAMZER-BRUNEEL, Professor GOUYON, Professor MORANGE, Professor RICROCH for the interviews.
- UC Davis ....
- Osnat Gillor, for the Colicin E2 strains
- Bethan and Philip from the UCl iGEM team for participating in our debate and for their discusion and feedback.
- Grégory Hansen and Jean-Baptise Lugagne from the grenoble iGEM team for participating in our debate, and for their feedback.
- Dr. Rosenberg, for the SMR6316 strain with encoded I-SceI endonuclease.
- Dr. Josef Altenbuchner, for the plasmid pJOE3075 with encoded Rhamnose promoter.
- Esengul Yildirim and TUDelft iGEM 2012 team for sending us two biobricks: [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_K175027 BBa_K175027] and [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_K175041 BBa_K175041].
- Theo Sanderson of Cambridge iGEM 2010 team for advice on use of the lux brick.
- Myelin Haoqian Zhang for help with mercury project.
- Bristol 2010 iGEM team for their wonderful Nitrate reporter.
Cooperation
- iGEM Grenoble team: We helped them improve their safety sheet. 2 team members came to our debate, one student was part of the adjudication pannel and they gave us detaile feedback at the end.
- iGEM UCL team: 2 team members came to Paris. We helped them set up meetings with some researchers in Paris from La Paillasse and Fabelier, and offered them crash. They participated to the debate as part of the adjudication pannel, and gave us detailed feedback and the end.
