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Latest revision as of 17:30, 20 November 2015
Achievements | |
 | Development of a new cell-free assay named Plasmid Repressor Interaction Assay (PRIA). |
| Establishment of a Cell-Free Protein Synthesis (CFPS) system for the iGEM community. |
| Our CFPS System works perfectly on paper and is long-term storable. |
| Demonstration of the paper-based CFPS' extensibility for several biosensors. |
| Construction of a new biosensor for the detection of date rape drugs. |
| Design and construction of a new biosensor for heavy metals (copper). |
| Characterization of multiple biosensors for heavy metals. |
| Development and implementation of a model for CFPS. |
| Starting the dual use debate in iGEM including suggestions for new guidelines and discussing the dual use topic on the example of “date rape drugs”. |
| Programming of an app to quantify fluorescence in pictures generated by our novel filter combination. |
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Providing a 3D printed black case for fluorescence evaluation. |
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We build a fully functional device combining CFPS, biosensors, our black case and the app. |