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Revision as of 14:29, 12 September 2015

iGEM Berlin 2014 | TU-Berlin

erste Frage, Thesis? That’s the aim of the interdisciplinary iGEM Team Berlin!

Plants which degrade plastic?

This year’s iGEM project of the Berlin team is all about plastic - to be specific: microplastic and the clearance of our water with the aid of Synthetic Biology.
The idea is to build a modular filter system for wastewater treatment plants which is able to degrade plastic. Bakterial flagella, moleculare hair-like structures, are equipped with a combination of enzymes that are able to breakdown plastic molecules.

Project

Projekt erklaerung.

Team

Team Erklaerung.

Safety

Safety Erklaerung