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Monday

Today is another human practice day! A new semester, a new start. We welcomed our adorable newbies into the faculty and hope that iGEM can continue year after year in our faculty.

During their orientation, we requested a few minutes where we introduced iGEM and our project to the freshmen’. Then again, from the surveys we have handed out, we have got really good responses from the audience and that majority of them are interested in the iGEM foundation. Looking at them from the stage is as if looking at ourselves from three years ago, we wonder how many among these people would become a fellow TzuChiU_Formoza member?

Tuesday

It is our first time using a kit to do plasmid extraction. Compared to the traditional way of doing it, it does indeed save a lot of time but then again it decreases the efficiency greatly too. After several attempts, we have eventually decided to use the traditional way to extract our plasmid for greater efficiency.

Wednesday

Here we have of our lovely yet beautiful team member, Cupcake. Many thanks to her for helping us with some English translations and keeping in touch with the headquarters. Here she is busy doing gel extraction with a kit, hopefully she can successfully grasp our OD concentration!

Thursday

We are on the verge of losing count of how many gel electroporation we have already done. Gel after gel after gel. Thanks to Irene who is responsible for the experimental group, having to take the trouble patiently and repeating the same experiment over and over again. Although most of the time things do not always turn out the way we expect it to, Irene never gave up but instead strived her ultimate best! Her integrity is definitely something we can all learn from!
Gel electroporation, gel electroporation and more gel electroporation, hopefully we can succeed!

Friday

In a blink of an eye, we are already half way into the deadline. Thank you to Li Zhong Yen for constructing our wiki and putting it on the run. Starting off from nil, to designing such a marvelous webpage that belongs to US. Though we cannot compare it to those who specialize in / who is good at designing web pages but to us, this is absolutely brilliant! With every part of the wiki being completed, so comes the sense of satisfaction and excitement because the person in charge has to go the extra mile and fumble with something that absolutely alien.

Saturday

Conquering our ups and downs, our team has finally moved onto Plasmid extraction today.

As usual, we have used the traditional way to do our plasmid extraction. Though it takes a longer period of time to complete, but it is still very entertaining working together. The feeling of teamwork feels greeeeeeat! : )

Sunday

Oh no! We are out of plates! Without the plates we cannot culture our main character → E.coli! Last time half of us prepared the LB plates, this time the other half prepared our plates. We take turns to do the trifles and the easy part of the experiment so that everyone takes part in it.

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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">We were given the opportunity to select members from various faculties to compose our own iGEM team. Qualities of our Hypnoseq member should be adventurous, committed and have a passion for research. </font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Today is another human practice day! A new semester, a new start. We welcomed our adorable newbies into the faculty and hope that iGEM can continue year after year in our faculty.
+<br>
+<br>
+During their orientation, we requested a few minutes where we introduced iGEM and our project to the freshmen’. Then again, from the surveys we have handed out, we have got really good responses from the audience and that majority of them are interested in the iGEM foundation. Looking at them from the stage is as if looking at ourselves from three years ago, we wonder how many among these people would become a fellow TzuChiU_Formoza member?
+</font></td>
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 <h3><b><u>Tuesday</b></u></h3>
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">After our team was constructed, our members came up with a few possible ideas/ projects for the competition. Basic researches were done to support the ideas for future selection. </font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">It is our first time using a kit to do plasmid extraction. Compared to the traditional way of doing it, it does indeed save a lot of time but then again it decreases the efficiency greatly too. After several attempts, we have eventually decided to use the traditional way to extract our plasmid for greater efficiency. </font></td>
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 <h3><b><u>Wednesday</b></u></h3>
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Our team members then presented the ideas/ projects at our campus iGEM preliminary round. The possible ideas were then assessed and voted by our advisor and peers.</font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Here we have of our lovely yet beautiful team member, Cupcake. Many thanks to her for helping us with some English translations and keeping in touch with the headquarters. Here she is busy doing gel extraction with a kit, hopefully she can successfully grasp our OD concentration!</font></td>
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Out team members went to a few junior high schools to promote synthetic biology to the scholars. Surveys were also handed out after the presentation so we have an overall perception of their understanding of synthetic biology.</font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">We are on the verge of losing count of how many gel electroporation we have already done. Gel after gel after gel. Thanks to Irene who is responsible for the experimental group, having to take the trouble patiently and repeating the same experiment over and over again. Although most of the time things do not always turn out the way we expect it to, Irene never gave up but instead strived her ultimate best! Her integrity is definitely something we can all learn from!
+<br>
+Gel electroporation, gel electroporation and more gel electroporation, hopefully we can succeed!
+</font></td>
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 <h3><b><u>Friday</b></u></h3>
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+<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/a/a7/Week5-5.png" width="300px" height="190px" align="left" hspace="70px">
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">After our direction was set and our goal was clear, we started to construct our iGEM webpage, filling in related details and keeping our records up to date.</font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">In a blink of an eye, we are already half way into the deadline. Thank you to Li Zhong Yen for constructing our wiki and putting it on the run. Starting off from nil, to designing such a marvelous webpage that belongs to US. Though we cannot compare it to those who specialize in / who is good at designing web pages but to us, this is absolutely brilliant! With every part of the wiki being completed, so comes the sense of satisfaction and excitement because the person in charge has to go the extra mile and fumble with something that absolutely alien.</font></td>
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">In order to save time, we did some basic preparations for the experiment before all the parts were received. Preparations include primer design, preparing LB plates, making competent cells etc. so when the biobrick is received the actual experiment may start immediately.</font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Conquering our ups and downs, our team has finally moved onto Plasmid extraction today. <br>
+<br>
+As usual, we have used the traditional way to do our plasmid extraction. Though it takes a longer period of time to complete, but it is still very entertaining working together. The feeling of teamwork feels greeeeeeat! : )
+</font></td>
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 <h3><b><u>Sunday</b></u></h3>
-<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/6/60/Slide_picture_4.png" width="300px" height="190px" align="left" hspace="70px">
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-<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">In order to save time, we did some basic preparations for the experiment before all the parts were received. Preparations include primer design, preparing LB plates, making competent cells etc. so when the biobrick is received the actual experiment may start immediately.</font></td>
+<td><font size="4" face="calibri" vertical-align"top">Oh no! We are out of plates! Without the plates we cannot culture our main character &rarr; E.coli!
+Last time half of us prepared the LB plates, this time the other half prepared our plates. We take turns to do the trifles and the easy part of the experiment so that everyone takes part in it.
+</font></td>
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