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<div><p>This year we worked closely with the Vanderbilt iGEM team and the Rockridge High School iGEM team. </p>
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<p>The Vanderbilt team has asked us to take some fluorescence readings and help them fine tune and prepare for the policy and practices portion of the iGEM competition. To help us, they have offered to cater their kill switch project to make it suitable for our BioBrick. In time, we could add their time dependent kill switch as a backup to our concentration dependent kill switch, SacB (BBa_322921).</p>
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<p>The Rockridge team is brand new and therefore lacked the funding and support other teams enjoy. We kept in communication with them and did our best to answer the sort of questions that past team members might have been able to help them with. We also supplied them with some BL21 competent cells.
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Revision as of 23:15, 19 August 2015

University of Virginia iGEM 2015

Policy and Practices

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Part I: Education Pamphlet

CONTENT

Content and stuff, yo.

Part II: Synthetic Biology Documentary

CONTENT

Part III: Software

CONTENT

University of Virginia iGEM

148 Gilmer Hall

485 McCormick Road

Charlottesville, Virginia 22904

United States of America

virginia.igem@gmail.com