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Revision as of 17:54, 12 September 2015

iGEM Berlin 2014 | TU-Berlin

iGEM BERLIN

erste Frage, Thesis? That’s the aim of the interdisciplinary iGEM Team Berlin!

Plants which degrade plastic?

This year’s iGEM project of the Berlin team is all about plastic - to be specific: microplastic and the clearance of our water with the aid of Synthetic Biology.
The idea is to build a modular filter system for wastewater treatment plants which is able to degrade plastic. Bakterial flagella, moleculare hair-like structures, are equipped with a combination of enzymes that are able to breakdown plastic molecules.

Project

Projekt erklaerung.

Team

Team Erklaerung.

Safety

Safety Erklaerung