Team:SydneyUni Australia

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We’re a team of eight excited undergraduates from Sydney University, Australia, with huge interests in biochemistry and bioengineering. We’re new to iGEM this year, but fingers crossed, we'll do well and have a blast while doing it!
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We’re new to iGEM this year. Most of our work involved trying to [[Team:SydneyUni_Australia/Project/Background#Chlorinated_Hydrocarbons|build a pathway to degrade dichloroethane]], a contaminant in the groundwater at [[Team:SydneyUni_Australia/Project/Background|Botany Bay]] .
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We’ve  also created a writing competition for Australian high-school students.
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Most of our work involved trying to build a pathway to degrade <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:SydneyUni_Australia/Project/Background#Chlorinated_Hydrocarbons"> dichloroethane</a> (DCA). This contaminant has leaked into the groundwater in <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:SydneyUni_Australia/Project/Background">Botany</a>, Sydney, and elsewhere around the world. Our aim is to assemble a pathway for DCA degradation.
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We created a science-writing competition for Australian high-school students. By providing an online platform for students and teachers to explore Synthetic Biology we hope to inspire imagination and critical reflection about our future.
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Latest revision as of 13:49, 27 October 2013

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We’re a team of eight excited undergraduates from Sydney University, Australia, with huge interests in biochemistry and bioengineering. We’re new to iGEM this year, but fingers crossed, we'll do well and have a blast while doing it!
Most of our work involved trying to build a pathway to degrade dichloroethane (DCA). This contaminant has leaked into the groundwater in Botany, Sydney, and elsewhere around the world. Our aim is to assemble a pathway for DCA degradation.
We created a science-writing competition for Australian high-school students. By providing an online platform for students and teachers to explore Synthetic Biology we hope to inspire imagination and critical reflection about our future.

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