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<p>The bacterial strains containing Shewanella Mtr electron transport system used in this work were kindly provided by the laboratory of Carolyn Ajo Franklin (Berkeley National laboratory)</p>  
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<p>The bacterial strains containing Shewanella Mtr electron transport system used in this work were kindly provided by the laboratory of <a href="http://www.ajofranklin.com/caroline/cAjoFranklinLab.html" class="authorCite" target="_blank">Carolyn Ajo Franklin</a> (<a href="http://www.lbl.gov/" class="authorCite" target="_blank">Berkeley National laboratory</a>)</p>  
 
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<p>Additional thanks to Tu-Delft for sending us the plasmids of Mtr and Guido Grandi lab at CIBIO (Trento) for providing us the genome of BL21.</p>   
 
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Revision as of 10:44, 28 August 2015

Attributions & Acknowledgments

Find out who gave birth to our iGEM project

Attributions


Wet Lab

  • Proteorodopsin: Silvia, Riccardo and Elisa
  • Blh: Veronica
  • Pncb: Riccardo
  • Mtr: Alessandro

The bacterial strains containing Shewanella Mtr electron transport system used in this work were kindly provided by the laboratory of Carolyn Ajo Franklin (Berkeley National laboratory)


Microbic Fuel Cell (MFC)

Alessandro and Riccardo. The small MFCs used in this work were kindly provided by Martin Hanczyc. The big MFC prototype was designed by Alessandro and Riccardo and built by the mechanic workshop of the Physics department of the University of Trento. Suresh Bonotto, Damiano Avi and Luca Matteo provided important technical information for the design of the big MFC.


Intrelab Study

Elisa and Claudio. Fabio Chizzolini, Roberta Lentini and Noel Martin from the Mansy lab helped in the experimental set up of FACS and realtime PCR.


Wiki

Structure: Moreno. Content and Images: everybody. Gianmarco Franceschini drawn the UNITN-Trento iGEM logo and part of the wiki figures and schemes.


Human Practices

Coordinator: Elisa. Discussion and analysis: everybody

During this summer we received support and help from our great Instructors: Cristina Del Bianco, Sheref Mansy, and Olivier Jousson. Rossella Tomazzolli, Margherita Kos and Matteo Grott allowed us to work all summer in a safe, clean and well equipped laboratory.

Acknowledgments

We wish to thank the Centre for Integrative Biology (CIBIO) and the University of Trento for supporting our project and team. At the beginning of the summer we discussed details of our project with Paola Foladori from the Engineering department of the University of Trento, which is an expert in MFC and water depuration. Thank you for your suggestions Paola.

We wish to thank Prof. Graziano Guella, who helped us with some chemical issues for carotenoids/retinoids extraction and Luca Matteo from the physics department of UniTN for a crash course in electrical engineering. Additional thanks to Tu-Delft for sending us the plasmids of Mtr and Guido Grandi lab at CIBIO (Trento) for providing us the genome of BL21.

Additional thanks to Tu-Delft for sending us the plasmids of Mtr and Guido Grandi lab at CIBIO (Trento) for providing us the genome of BL21.

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