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− | Since firstly taking part in iGEM, NJU-China has the tradition of communicating with
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− | other teams in China. We do not only exchange our ideas and experiences with others, but
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− | This year we kept the tradition and took part in several activities.
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− | These activities strengthened our understanding of synthetic biology and deepened the
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− | <h2> Collaboration with SYSU-Software </h2>
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− | We cooperated with the Software team from Sun Yat-sen University to develop the
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− | conditioned place preference (CPP) mice image recognition software, and utilize the
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− | present the statistic results in the form of heat maps, reflecting the movement of mice
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− | We thank our collaborator for receiving us with attention and for such strong
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− | In this experiment, we have seven mice. Each mouse is placed in a pair of interconnected
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− | It’s hard for us to finish such job in tradition way. So we decided to seek some
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− | It is really tricky. Fortunately, in iGEM China Community, we contact SYSU-Software, a
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− | <h2> Collaboration with NUDT_China </h2>
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− | 1.NUDT_China helped our to perform nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA) to have a more
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− | supereminent experiment for us and we collected the perfect data we want. <br>
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− | The recognition sequence of TALE1 (provided by NUDT_CHINA): 5’-GGAGGCACCGGTGG -3’
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− | The construction of this implemented with Golden Gate TALEN and TAL Effector Kit 2.0 by
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− | We then reedited the vector pTAL1 provided by the kit to add EcoRI, SpeI and PstI
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− | We held several project intercommunion meetings with Nanjing Agricultural University and
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− | We helped the iGEM team from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University in their topic
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