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Revision as of 08:05, 14 September 2015
Nanomachine Detecting Microbiotics
History once tells antibiotics were invincible knights, until a fierce dragon befalled.
In natural environment, many antibiotic substances are emitted into river in their active state, which caused tremendously challenges on human health and environment. Thus, this year we USTC develop NDM, a hardware trying to detect those molecules and hold back this situation. Advantages of NDM including:
Rapid
Detection won’t be based on fluorescence signal, however a brand new way! Then, how much time does a detection assay cost? 1 day? 100 min? Answer is 100 SECONDS!
Convenient
NDM is portable for people to operate it, and we developed a friendly GUI for better experience. Moreover, we will package bacteria into powder for iGEMers!
Editable
NDM is compatible for everyone to engineer. We hope genetic modification on device level would expand. After all, ‘M’ in NDM means much more than microbiotics!
Modified bacteria
Film
SPRING
Optical path
GUI
Tutorials
Instructional Video
Here is Instructional Video
Instruction manual
Here is Instruction manual
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