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As a result of this year's work, the UT Austin iGEM team designed seven devices to demethylate various methylxanthines. In addition, three plasmids were designed to produce a distinct type of yellow fluorescent protein. | As a result of this year's work, the UT Austin iGEM team designed seven devices to demethylate various methylxanthines. In addition, three plasmids were designed to produce a distinct type of yellow fluorescent protein. | ||
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Thank you for your interest in our BioBrick parts! | Thank you for your interest in our BioBrick parts! | ||
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As a result of this year's work, the UT Austin iGEM team designed seven devices to demethylate various methylxanthines. In addition, three plasmids were designed to produce a distinct type of yellow fluorescent protein.
Based on our flow data, we can evaluate the stability of our plasmids...
Thank you for your interest in our BioBrick parts!