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From 2012.igem.org

• iGEM BsAs
  • The team
  • Official roster
  • Members
  • Where we come from

  • Safety
  • Key questions

  • Attributions
  • Attributions

  • Sponsors
  • Institutional

  Data Page
• Project
  • Synthetic ecology
  • Overview
  • Motivation
  • Design
  • Possible applications

  • Schemes
  • Crossfeeding
  • Independent Population Control
  • Cross-population control
  • Stochastic State Transitions

  • Modeling
  • Modeling synEcology
  • Advanced modeling

  Data Page
• Results and Devices
  • Strains characterization
  • Strains description
  • Fluorescence screening
  • Screening of strain proportion
  • Auxotrophy confirmation
  • Coculture in liquid medium
  • Revertant control
  • Trp basal production
  • Growth dependence

  • BBs design
  • Trp/His export devices
  • Backup devices
  • Preparing for sending

  • Testing
  • BioBricks testing
  • SynEco testing

  Data Page
• Human practices
  • Garage Lab
  • Spreading the word
  • Solving local problems

  • EMBO
  • Seeding SynBio in Latin America

  Data Page

Welcome to Buenos Aires 2012 iGEM Wiki!

What are you looking for? Check the safety questions and attributions. Meet the team. You can also read a little about where we come from. Learn about our project (and don't forget to check all the schemes we thought to solve the problem). Don't miss our yeast strains characterization, and the main biobricks and devices we designed and added to the registry. You can also find information about our planB backup biobrick (aka. thank-you-customs biobrick) . Take a look at our mathematical model of a synthetic ecology. And if you dare, take a look at the advanced model. What we did outside the lab (aka. human practices) to teach what synBio is about, start solving local problems and seed SynBio in Latin America. Watch an [http://youtu.be/bkczB60RziU online presentation] of our team and our project. If you understand spanish, you can also check our [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEMXc6cmmgo presentation video]. Some [http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/lab-rat/2012/09/09/igem-buenos-aires-synthetic-bacterial-communities/ impact in the online media ] (ScientificAmerican)