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iGEM Nagahama 2015

Human takes a meal to live.

We usually use the refrigerator to preserve food. The refrigerator lowers the temperature in the box. So, the refrigerator makes the growth speed of bacteria slow. In the developed countries, it is no exaggeration to say that there is a refrigerator in every home. We always use the refrigerator all year around. The refrigerator continues to use the electricity for lowering the temperature in the box. The refrigerator needs electric supply. The population is increasing. In 1,975 years, it was 5 trillion kWh. In 2,011 years, it is 18 trillion kWh. In 2,020 years, it might become 20 trillion kWh. In this situation, the electric energy consumption continues becoming bigger. On the other hand, In the developing countries, One of the areas can’t supply electricity. They can’t use the refrigerator. Therefore we thought. We don’t use the electricity and The method to delay the growth rate of bacteria to store food May it exist except that we lower temperature? We investigated studies and experimented. As a result of having conducted various investigations I found that the fragrance (i.e. terpenoid) of the plants such as a lemon, a rose, and the basil are antibacterial. If this fragrance ingredient fills it in a box, we can preserve the food. The storage of food preservation using the fragrance from these plants seems to be called "KOZOKO". "KOZOKO" don’t need electricity. The spread of "KOZOKO" will solve the future energy problem, but "KOZOKO" don’t spread present age. There are some difficult points, grinding a plant, needing environment to grow plants, and taking many costs. From these reasons, we thought "KOZOKO" don’t spread present age.

In the synthetic biology, we launched a project to let "KOZOKO" realize by using various technique and studies.

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 We usually use the refrigerator to preserve food.
 The refrigerator lowers the temperature in the box.
 So, the refrigerator makes the growth speed of bacteria slow.
 In the developed countries, it is no exaggeration to say that there is a refrigerator in every home.
 We always use the refrigerator all year around.
 The refrigerator continues to use the electricity for lowering the temperature in the box.
 The refrigerator needs electric supply.
 The population is increasing.
 In 1,975 years, it was 5 trillion kWh.
 In 2,011 years, it is 18 trillion kWh.
 In 2,020 years, it might become 20 trillion kWh.
 In this situation, the electric energy consumption continues becoming bigger.
 On the other hand,
 In the developing countries,
 One of the areas can’t supply electricity.
 They can’t use the refrigerator.
 Therefore we thought.
 We don’t use the electricity and
 The method to delay the growth rate of bacteria to store food
 May it exist except that we lower temperature?
 We investigated studies and experimented.
 As a result of having conducted various investigations
 I found that the fragrance (i.e. terpenoid) of the plants such as a lemon, a rose, and the basil are antibacterial.
 If this fragrance ingredient fills it in a box, we can preserve the food.
 The storage of food preservation using the fragrance from these plants seems to be called "KOZOKO".
 "KOZOKO" don’t need electricity.
 The spread of "KOZOKO" will solve the future energy problem, but "KOZOKO" don’t spread present age.
 There are some difficult points, grinding a plant, needing environment to grow plants, and taking many costs.
 From these reasons, we thought "KOZOKO" don’t spread present age.

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