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<span class="intro">So far this wiki has been all about what we did do</span> or at least what we tried to do. Despite our efforts in the lab and everything ells, still a lot of aspects remain unexplored. One of the big challenges with iGEM is that a lot of projects with great potential for further work vanish, almost without a trace, after the jamboree. To accomplish this issue, we have thought of and discussed a lot of things that could be fun to do with this project if we have had more time on our hands. Hopefully this will help the project's sustainability.
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<span class="intro">Not all good thing has to end</span>. We present this year iGEM project at the Giant Jamboree in Boston the 24th -28th of September, but this does not mean the work on the project has to stop. We have been working in a strict time frame, but has there not been any time limit, our project could likely have moved mountains.  
 
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Take a look at this next chapter and be seized with some of the interesting paths this project could encounter in future research. Maybe you have the time and opportunity to go further? 
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<span class="intro">Despite of all our efforts in the lab</span>, in the community, on the wiki and everything else there came along, still a lot of aspect remains unexplored. We have been thinking and discussed future work on the project that could take it to the next level. A lot of the future work would be in the wet lab, in aim to examine the peptide aptamer, determine some of its parameter such as its affinity towards its target and its specificity. To read more about our idea for future laboratory work, please go to Lab Work.         
 
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Revision as of 10:05, 18 September 2015

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.” ― Dr. Seuss

What is next?

Not all good thing has to end. We present this year iGEM project at the Giant Jamboree in Boston the 24th -28th of September, but this does not mean the work on the project has to stop. We have been working in a strict time frame, but has there not been any time limit, our project could likely have moved mountains.

Despite of all our efforts in the lab, in the community, on the wiki and everything else there came along, still a lot of aspect remains unexplored. We have been thinking and discussed future work on the project that could take it to the next level. A lot of the future work would be in the wet lab, in aim to examine the peptide aptamer, determine some of its parameter such as its affinity towards its target and its specificity. To read more about our idea for future laboratory work, please go to Lab Work.