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The BioBrick Characterization Data Depot (BBCDD) is a <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:UC_Davis/Database/Standards">semi-standardized</a> database designed for iGEM teams to upload their characterization to. Originally intended to share the multivariate characterization data of riboTALs, the BBCDD was repurposed for sharing data of all part types to promote openness within iGEM and synthetic biology.
The BioBrick Characterization Data Depot (BBCDD) is a <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:UC_Davis/Database/Standards">semi-standardized</a> database designed for iGEM teams to upload their characterization to. Originally intended to share the multivariate characterization data of riboTALs, the BBCDD was repurposed for sharing data of all part types to promote openness within iGEM and synthetic biology.
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Revision as of 18:07, 25 September 2013

The BioBrick Characterization Data Depot (BBCDD) is a semi-standardized database designed for iGEM teams to upload their characterization to. Originally intended to share the multivariate characterization data of riboTALs, the BBCDD was repurposed for sharing data of all part types to promote openness within iGEM and synthetic biology.

Motivation: Empowerment and Openness

The from the iGEM DNA distribution kit and registry, to the eagerness of faculty and universities across the globe, the iGEM competition empowers students to make a brilliant idea into a tangible, presentable project. This fact is made clear depth by the number and depth of projects in past years.

However, as BioBrick circuits become more complex, their design process can be dramatically slowed by the large number of relationships and dependencies between their individual parts. Empowering iGEM-ers with an standardized, accessible database for the characterization of BioBrick parts is a clear solution to address problems in high complexity circuits.[1].

Visit the BBCDD

Example Upload

Walk through an example upload to the BBCDD.

Example Search

Walk through an example search through BBCDD.

Data Standards

See the BBCDD's standards on three parts, and how you can contribute to making more standards.

References

[1] M Galdzicki, D Chandran, JH Gennari, HM Sauro, "Design and Analysis of Bio-molecular Circuits", pp. 281, 2011