Our Submitted Parts
...the G-Block Collection
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Revision as of 15:14, 18 September 2015
Warwick iGEM 2015
Brixells
Brixells
biological building blocks
DNA programmed assembly of cells:
We are inventing a novel method of producing microscopic cell-cell binding
using intracellular proteins modified to express on the surface of the cell
The applications are endless: medicine, micro- and synthetic biology research,
synthetic organs, insight into multicellularity, meta-material production,
whatever you can imagine.
Our Submitted Parts
Our Project
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