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In this project, we use two synthetic RNA thermometers. The first one, which allows translation at temperatures over 37ºC, was designed and tested by <a href="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18753148">Neupert <i>et al. </i>(2008)</a>. The second, which allows translation at temperatures over 32ºC, was designed and tested by <a href=" https://2011.igem.org/Team:BYU_Provo"> BYU Provo iGEM 2011 team</a>. We appreciate the contribution of both research teams and thank them for making our project possible! | In this project, we use two synthetic RNA thermometers. The first one, which allows translation at temperatures over 37ºC, was designed and tested by <a href="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18753148">Neupert <i>et al. </i>(2008)</a>. The second, which allows translation at temperatures over 32ºC, was designed and tested by <a href=" https://2011.igem.org/Team:BYU_Provo"> BYU Provo iGEM 2011 team</a>. We appreciate the contribution of both research teams and thank them for making our project possible! | ||
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In this project, we use two synthetic RNA thermometers. The first one, which allows translation at temperatures over 37ºC, was designed and tested by Neupert et al. (2008). The second, which allows translation at temperatures over 32ºC, was designed and tested by BYU Provo iGEM 2011 team. We appreciate the contribution of both research teams and thank them for making our project possible!
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Acknowledgments
Special thanks to:UANL / Biological School of Sciences
Our Instructors
Dra. Diana Reséndez-Pérez
Dr. J. Claudio Moreno-Rocha
Dr. Antonio Guzmán-Velasco
Our Advisors
Dra. Dvorak Montiel-Condado
Dr. Mario Bermúdez-de León
Dra. Elva Teresa Aréchiga-Carvajal
Dr. José M. Viader-Salvado
Dr. Ricardo Canales-del Castillo
Dr. Jorge Verduzco-Martínez
Dr. Juan Manuel Alcocer-González
The Persons and Laboratories that made this project possible
Dra. Diana Reséndez-Pérez, Dr. Fermín Mar-Aguilar, Dra Jeannie Salinas and Biol. Salome Elizondo
Developmental Biology Laboratory L-8, Department of Genetics and Cellular Biology.
Dra. M. Porfiria Barrón-González
Cellular Biology Laboratory, Department of Genetics and Cellular Biology.
Dra. Katiushka Arévalo Niño
L-2 Lab, Biotechnology Institute.
Dr. Benito Pereyra and Astrid Espinozo-Valle
L-4 Lab, Biotechnology Institute.
Dr. Jorge A. Verduzco-Martínez for lending us a working area.
Molecular Evolution Laboratory, Department of Genetics and Cellular Biology.
Dr. Moisés A. Franco-Molina
Immunotherapy laboratory, L-6. Immunology Institute.
Dr. Ricardo Canales-del Castillo
Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development Laboratory.
Thanks to the School Administration. Our Principal and Instructor, Dr. Antonio Guzmán Velasco; Dr. Jose Ignacio González-Rojas, Deputy Principal (Academic) and M.S.c. Ramón R. Cavazos-González, Deputy Principal (Administrative).
Thanks to Staff of the Synthetic Biology Tunnel and Genomics Biotechnology Roundabout.
Hermanas Rocha y Sida Foundation for the advancement of the Sciences.
José Moreno-Díaz President and Board of Directors.
Sierra Madre Brewing and Co.
Sponsor Genscript.
And a special thanks to our advisor / instructor and dear friend: Dr. J. Claudio Moreno-Rocha for his continuous support and advice.
