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We would like to acknowledge these individuals and their dedication with GSU-iGEM team to make this project possible:

Our two academic advisors, Dr. Matthew Brewer and Dr. Victoria Mariani, gave us insights and navigated throughout our project;

Our graduate advisors, Maruf Hoque and Jessica Siemer, helped introducing new lab techniques to the team and gave advice that helped prepare the team for the giant jamboree;

Our lab coordinator, Derrica Burke, provided a safe and clean lab environment for the team;

The summer intern, Patrick Van Haun, helped us with packaging for outreach and keeping the lab clean;

Mohammed Awad for web dev;

Andrea Marie Book for creating logos and other GSU-iGEM designs;

Robert Scott Lewis for taking beautiful pictures of the team’s activities;

Due to the newly passed law regarding cannabidiol in Georgia, John M. Powell informed us with useful information for our legislative outreach;

We were able to create plants tissue culture and create more efficient tissue culture protocols in lab thanks to the assistance of the Kylie Bucalo who is the founder of the molecular biology lab at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens.

Ohio State University-ABRC for providing us with the pORE E2 and pORE E4 vectors with a discount.

Last but not least, thank-you to all the students that helped the team in lab during their free time and all of our sponsors.

Project JBroth Attributions

Many thanks to the Center for Science Education at Emory University for providing funding for Giant Jamboree registration for Josh Davila and Jasmine Carrothers.

Also thanks to the Emory Biotech Club and the Matsumura Lab for providing materials and lab space.

Lastly, we’d like to thank Dr. Pat Marstellar, Dr. Gillian Hue, and Maruf Hoque for their guidance and enthusiasm.