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• Home
• Team
  • Overview
  • Official Team Profile
  • Team Video
  • Undergraduates
  • Mentors
• Project
  • Overview
  • Background
  • Experimental Design
• Notebook
  • Overview
  • Phage Team
  • Cholera Team
• Results
  • Overview
  • Judging Criteria
  • Experimental
  • Modeling
  • Parts Submitted to the Registry
  • A Taste of Toronto
• Human Practices
  • Overview
  • Orem Public Library Visit
  • The Adventure of Baxter Bacteria
• Safety
• Attributions & Collaborations
  • Attributions & Acknowledgements
  • Collaborations
• iGEM 2013

Overview March-April May-June July-August September-October

Overview still needs work The goal of the Large Phage Project is to make a mutant phage that has a capsid much larger than the normal ~200nm T4 capsid. Our intent is to create a protocol where large phage with stable phenotypes will form making it possible to "pick a size" when using phage as a delivery system. The impact of these large phage could mean the difference in making a drug treatment effective and efficient. Through the use of our mutagen 5'bromodeoxyuridine, a good mutagenesis protocol and the use of a sensitive cesium chloride gradient. We were able to mutagenize and isolate giant mutant t4 phage.

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