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| - | <div id="u47_rtf"><p style="text-align:left;"><span style="font-family:Arial;font-size:18px;font-weight:bold;font-style:normal;text-decoration:none;color:#666666;">General Design</span><span style="font-family:Arial;font-size:13px;font-weight:normal;font-style:normal;text-decoration:none;color:#666666;"></span></p><p style="text-align:left;"><span style="font-family:Arial;font-size:13px;font-weight:normal;font-style:normal;text-decoration:none;color:#666666;">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nulla vestibulum laoreet ligula sit amet feugiat. Curabitur posuere sagittis dui, sed consequat risus scelerisque et. Maecenas ac odio magna. Cras iaculis fringilla nunc at pharetra. Vivamus iaculis rhoncus dictum. Fusce convallis interdum augue a congue. Donec velit augue, sagittis sit amet nulla id, dapibus pretium mauris. Suspendisse non neque arcu. Curabitur vel tellus gravida, ultricies odio placerat, dignissim lacus. Ut rutrum metus arcu, ac porttitor lorem condimentum eget. Nulla lacus augue, scelerisque a libero sit amet, commodo laoreet diam. Pellentesque ornare lorem nunc, non placerat leo tincidunt placerat. In bibendum ac.</span></p></div> | + | <div id="u47_rtf"> |
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| + | Mexican culture has an interesting relationship with death. There’s a holiday called <b>The Day of the Death</b>, (or <i>Día de muertos</i> in Spanish) in which the deceased are celebrated with colorfully decorated altars with sugar skulls, food and beverages and some of their favorite belongings. | ||
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| + | The protagonist of this celebration is Death itself. Death has different names (curiously enough, all of them feminine) which include: <i>La Parca</i>, <i>La Huesuda</i>, <i>La Calaca</i>, <i>La Calavera</i> and <i>La Catrina</i> (this last one is a name that Diego Rivera gave to a famous zinc etching by Jose Guadalupe Posada, portraying an <i>“elegant skull”</i>) | ||
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| + | An interesting characteristic of <i>La Catrina</i> is that she serves as an intermediary in the death of a “chosen one”, meaning it only takes a specific victim. Our synthetic design intends to modify a bacteria so it can go after specific pathogenic bacteria <i>in vivo</i>. We though of the name<i>Skully coli</i> as a fun cultural analogy that also describes the intention of our system. | ||
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Why Skully coli?
Mexican culture has an interesting relationship with death. There’s a holiday called The Day of the Death, (or Día de muertos in Spanish) in which the deceased are celebrated with colorfully decorated altars with sugar skulls, food and beverages and some of their favorite belongings.The protagonist of this celebration is Death itself. Death has different names (curiously enough, all of them feminine) which include: La Parca, La Huesuda, La Calaca, La Calavera and La Catrina (this last one is a name that Diego Rivera gave to a famous zinc etching by Jose Guadalupe Posada, portraying an “elegant skull”)
An interesting characteristic of La Catrina is that she serves as an intermediary in the death of a “chosen one”, meaning it only takes a specific victim. Our synthetic design intends to modify a bacteria so it can go after specific pathogenic bacteria in vivo. We though of the nameSkully coli as a fun cultural analogy that also describes the intention of our system.
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