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Kenneth Lim Kun Ming Research Interest: Bioinformatics, Genetic analysis Random fact: Is apparently Schrˆdinger's Biologist 
Clarice Hong Kit Yee Research Interest: genetics, RNA, cancer Past research projects: (can't rmb, tell you later) Current project: Differential roles of SALL4A and SALL4B in HCC
Wong Chi Yan Research Interest: Microbiology, molecular biology, proteomics Past research project: Genetic studies on Salmonella biofilms Current project: Role of fumarase and cysteine dehydrogenase in DNA damage response Random fact: Likes statistics and playing volleyball :) 
Yeo Xin Yi Research Interests: Neurobiology, Neurosciences Past research projects: Role of STAT in neuroinflammation and the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's Disease Current research projects: Synaptic plasticity threshold in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons, Role of WNK1 in neuronal survival and development Random fact: Blah ~ 
Tan Yi Han Research Interests: Pathogens, Immunology, Synthetic biology Past research projects: Genetic studies on plant pathogenic fungi, Drug screening for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Current project: Characterisation of Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates from liver abscess Random fact: Knits and bakes in spare time. =) 
Hee Yanting
Research Interests: RNA, genomics, epigenetics Past research projects: microRNA as a potential therapeutic strategy for colorectal cancer, Characterising LPA1 antagonists using calcium imaging Current project: The role and targeting of EZH2 in lymphoma Random fact: Plays the erhu and self-learning cello and classical guitar
Research Interest: Genetic Engineering, Cancer, Immunology Random fact: 500 Hours in Terraria 
Soong Yun Ting Research Interests: Proteomics, Past research projects: Genetic studies on Salmonella biofilms Current project: Identification of protein players in metastasis Random fact: Plays the harmonica 
Nguyen Duy Research Interest: Pharmacoinfomatics, Bioinformatics, Neurosciences Past research project: Genetic linkage analysis of asthma Current project: Neurodegeneration of Drosophila Melanogaster. Random fact: 0 hour in Terraria |
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Adrian Tan Hong Ji
Leslie Gapter Dr. Leslie is trained as a molecular biologist and her dissertation focused on breast development and tumorigenesis. Leslie joined NUS in 2005 and her past research has focused on analyzing botanical products for breast and prostate cancer treatment. In 2008, Leslie became a full time scientific writer at the Mechanobiology Institute, Singapore, before moving into her current position as a Lecturer in 2010. Leslie teaches 'The Cell' module, which examines the universal mechanics and functions of cells from an integrated science perspective, for the Special Program in Science. |
Linda J Kenney Dr Kenney is a Professor of Microbiology at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Her laboratory studies two-component systems in bacteria that control gene expression at a single cell and nanometer level. |
Stuti Desai She joined the Kenney group in May, 2012 with a strong urge to amalgamate her doctoral training in studying silent genetic systems in enterics to decipher the behavior of bacteria under various environmental challenges. She obtained her doctorate from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India, under the guidance of Prof Subramony Mahadevan. She studied Biochemistry for my Master's degree and Chemistry, Physics and Zoology for her Bachelor's degree at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Baroda, India. |
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Yi Han
Received 2 bacterial stab cultures, EsaR/I plasmid from addgene (CHL) and BBa_K299812 from iGEM HQ.
Streaked out on plates with amp.
Adrian
Transformed:
+Kit plate 1 9N Ba_K763002 chl
+Kit plate 4 13L BBa_E0040 amp
DNa was received in powder form in plates, and resuspended in 10ul ultrapure H2O respectively. Plates were stored in -20/
Yi Han
Plates cracked in incubator as they dried from lack of humidity.
Transfer to small incubator with beaker of water for humidity no single colonies for inv plasmid -> streak again.
Wrong antibiotic for EsaR/I plasmid-> streak out again
Yi Han
Inoculate single colony of invasin plasmid carrying bacteria in 3mL LB+amp
Transformation of 13L repeated with 1ul of DNA.
No colonies grew for 13L on all plates ->adjust incubator, make new media
Miniprep of inoculated bacteria for invasin plasmid
RE of invasin plasmid: RsaI 1ul, EcoRI 1ul, INv plasmid 7.5ul, H20 35.5ul, NEB buffer 4 5ul, 37degC for 1h 20min
RE control: RsaI 0ul, EcoRI 0ul, Inv plasmid 7.5ul, H2O 37.5ul, BUffer 4 5ul
