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Unless otherwise noted, all projects, lab work, and materials were created by the undergraduate team members listed above with assistance and oversight from the team advisors. | Unless otherwise noted, all projects, lab work, and materials were created by the undergraduate team members listed above with assistance and oversight from the team advisors. | ||
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<p><b>- Razan Alnahhas (2012 and 2013 UT Austin iGEM team member, graduated class of 2014, now in Ph.D. program at Rice University)</b> - Trained new team members who had never previously worked with bacteria and helped with the SXSW Create event.</p> | <p><b>- Razan Alnahhas (2012 and 2013 UT Austin iGEM team member, graduated class of 2014, now in Ph.D. program at Rice University)</b> - Trained new team members who had never previously worked with bacteria and helped with the SXSW Create event.</p> | ||
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| − | <p><b>Sean Leonard (Ph.D. Rotation Student, Barrick Lab)</b> - Showed the team how to run an SDS protein gel and gave advice on how to handle the ncAA 4-azidophenylalanine (AzF) | + | <p><b>- Sean Leonard (Ph.D. Rotation Student, Barrick Lab)</b> - Showed the team how to run an SDS protein gel and gave advice on how to handle the ncAA 4-azidophenylalanine (AzF).</p> |
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| − | <p><b> | + | <p><b>- Dr. Colin Brown (Postdoc, Barrick Lab)</b> - Assisted with designing the measurement kit fusion protein and discussed issues related to future mass spec experiments. </p> |
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| − | <p><b>Karen Ingram</b> - Invited the team to participate in SXSW Create. Check out her very cool projects remixing art, design, and synthetic biology on her website and twitter.</p> | + | <p><b>- Karen Ingram</b> - Invited the team to participate in SXSW Create. Check out her very cool projects remixing art, design, and synthetic biology on her website and twitter.</p> |
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Revision as of 18:03, 17 September 2015
Attributions
"Breaking is Bad" wiki header fonts ('Silkscreen' and 'Silkscreen Expanded') created by Jason Kottke
Unless otherwise noted, all projects, lab work, and materials were created by the undergraduate team members listed above with assistance and oversight from the team advisors.
Special thanks to:
- Razan Alnahhas (2012 and 2013 UT Austin iGEM team member, graduated class of 2014, now in Ph.D. program at Rice University) - Trained new team members who had never previously worked with bacteria and helped with the SXSW Create event.
- Sean Leonard (Ph.D. Rotation Student, Barrick Lab) - Showed the team how to run an SDS protein gel and gave advice on how to handle the ncAA 4-azidophenylalanine (AzF).
- Dr. Colin Brown (Postdoc, Barrick Lab) - Assisted with designing the measurement kit fusion protein and discussed issues related to future mass spec experiments.
- Karen Ingram - Invited the team to participate in SXSW Create. Check out her very cool projects remixing art, design, and synthetic biology on her website and twitter.
The team would also like to thank other members of the Barrick and Ellington labs for helpful comments, advice, and suggestions throughout the summer!
Funding
We would like to thank the NSF BEACON Center and the UT Austin Freshman Research Initiative, Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology, and Department of Molecular Biosciences for funding that made it possible for us to work on these research projects and attend the Giant Jamboree!
We would also like to thank New England BioLabs for cloning materials provided and Integrated DNA Technologies for discounts on oligo and gBlock synthesis.