Difference between revisions of "Team:Paris Bettencourt/ReviewBoard"
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<p>Extracts from the transcripts of the review board. If you want to see the entire transcript please click <a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Paris_Bettencourt/Script">Here</a>.</p> | <p>Extracts from the transcripts of the review board. If you want to see the entire transcript please click <a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Paris_Bettencourt/Script">Here</a>.</p> | ||
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<p>URSZULA: Could the DNA of the dead bacteria and yeast [in idli] be ingested by other bacteria [present in the environment]?</p> | <p>URSZULA: Could the DNA of the dead bacteria and yeast [in idli] be ingested by other bacteria [present in the environment]?</p> | ||
<p>JUANMA: the DNA would not in principle go to environmental bacteria and in any case the genes that we are introducing to the bacteria do not increase the ability of the bacteria to transfer genes [to other bacteria already present in the environment]. That would be the main argument [...]</p> | <p>JUANMA: the DNA would not in principle go to environmental bacteria and in any case the genes that we are introducing to the bacteria do not increase the ability of the bacteria to transfer genes [to other bacteria already present in the environment]. That would be the main argument [...]</p> | ||
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<p>URSZULA: What if a natural strain ingest this new [...] and survive the cooking and can transfer this gene to a natural strain and make them producing the vitamin [...] it is just a hypothetical situation. It is not about the risk itself of this DNA of these vitamins but [...] environmental risk. That you would modify natural existing bacteria.</p> | <p>URSZULA: What if a natural strain ingest this new [...] and survive the cooking and can transfer this gene to a natural strain and make them producing the vitamin [...] it is just a hypothetical situation. It is not about the risk itself of this DNA of these vitamins but [...] environmental risk. That you would modify natural existing bacteria.</p> | ||
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<p>LARA: I specially like the fact that people can have this powdered yeast and bacteria in their home and have the independence [...] to get the product.</p> | <p>LARA: I specially like the fact that people can have this powdered yeast and bacteria in their home and have the independence [...] to get the product.</p> | ||
<p>JUANMA: But then, as we discussed before, now you have a problem of release [...] how would prevent people from throwing the bacteria to the sink [...]. We have two cases [...].</p> | <p>JUANMA: But then, as we discussed before, now you have a problem of release [...] how would prevent people from throwing the bacteria to the sink [...]. We have two cases [...].</p> |
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