They gave us the part with yebF which is a motor protein that brings our product out of the cell. This became essential to our project because it allows our protein to be delivered out into the reservoir and available to diffuse through the bandage.
Furthermore, NYMU hosted an educational summer camp that allowed members from the 2015 TAS_Taipei team and the 2016 TAS_Taipei to attend and learn.
NYMU has also been supportive for helping us with research and running the model for diffusion, bandage, and the ACT inhibition model. They provided us with modeling expertise, literature values for our models and debugging expertise.
