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Revision as of 20:47, 13 June 2015
Banner will go here!
Currently, cyanobacteria is used to produce biofuel, however the process is costly and not as efficient. We will reengineer cyanobacteria to increase the efficiency of biofuel production by improving the collection of sunlight and the collection of biofuel. We will maximise the collection of sunlight by engineering a system in which cyanobacteria will be able to adjust its antenna length to the light intensity. Collection of biofuel will also become easier when we engineer cyanobacteria to lyse when optimal levels of inner fatty acids are sensed.
Who We Are
We are the first iGEM team from University of La Verne and La Canada High School. We are an interdisciplinary team with members from biology, math, computer science, art, and library science. We are a community-engaged team that hopes to partner with other high schools, non-profits, and local businesses to create innovative solutions to global issues!