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| − | <p> As our project aims to develop a product to remove phosphate out of wastewater, we chose to test water samples from around the world for phosphate concentration. We would like to thank the iGEM teams- TU Eindhoven, Technion Israel and ... for their water samples! | + | <p> As our project aims to develop a product to remove phosphate out of wastewater, we chose to test water samples from around the world for phosphate concentration. We would like to thank the iGEM teams- TU Eindhoven, Technion Israel and ... for their water samples!</p> |
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| + | <h4>Cloning assembly guide>/h4> | ||
| + | <p>At the beginning of the summer, TU Eindhoven reached out and asked iGEM teams around the world about which DNA assembly methods they were using. They have put together a cloning guide using information sent from 13 teams, one of which was us! Check out their guide and see what they worked on <a href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:TU_Eindhoven"> here</a>. | ||
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Collaborations
Testing Water Samples From Around the World
As our project aims to develop a product to remove phosphate out of wastewater, we chose to test water samples from around the world for phosphate concentration. We would like to thank the iGEM teams- TU Eindhoven, Technion Israel and ... for their water samples!
Cloning assembly guide>/h4>
At the beginning of the summer, TU Eindhoven reached out and asked iGEM teams around the world about which DNA assembly methods they were using. They have put together a cloning guide using information sent from 13 teams, one of which was us! Check out their guide and see what they worked on here.