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Our IGEM team contrived and participated in the seminar about “ the Life of Arsenic(As) group" at the end of 2012. In that seminar, we discussed a paper, " A Bacterium that Can Grow by Using Arsenic instead of Phosphorus", which talked about the relationship between As and lives on the earth. According to that paper, As may have potential ability to take place of phosphorus to comprise lives. The paper indeed gave some plausible reasons on the problem, though, we found that there were a few leaks in the author's conclusion because the experiment conducted by the author was unrepeatable and the results were not well-founded. Most importantly, there were a few papers undermining that paper. Of course, we didn't conduct experiments to testify hypothesis proposed by us. Consequently, we also can't draw a decisive conclusion. But through this seminar we learned that a good experimental design should be not only feasible but also reliable and repeatable. | Our IGEM team contrived and participated in the seminar about “ the Life of Arsenic(As) group" at the end of 2012. In that seminar, we discussed a paper, " A Bacterium that Can Grow by Using Arsenic instead of Phosphorus", which talked about the relationship between As and lives on the earth. According to that paper, As may have potential ability to take place of phosphorus to comprise lives. The paper indeed gave some plausible reasons on the problem, though, we found that there were a few leaks in the author's conclusion because the experiment conducted by the author was unrepeatable and the results were not well-founded. Most importantly, there were a few papers undermining that paper. Of course, we didn't conduct experiments to testify hypothesis proposed by us. Consequently, we also can't draw a decisive conclusion. But through this seminar we learned that a good experimental design should be not only feasible but also reliable and repeatable. | ||
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+ | At the beginning of 2013, we prepared a symposium about genetics. We aimed at making our new members familiar with the fundamental knowledge of genetics and broadening our horizons at the same time. | ||
During this symposium, we discussed about the Mendel' laws. At first, we recollected the "First and Second Laws" of Mendel, then we elaborated the "Linkage Law" in detail. At the symposium we answered a few questions asked by new members and simultaneously, we had a more profound impression on genetics. In the end, we explained some common features and cognitive sites of restriction enzyme to make a preparation for our next experiment as a complement content. | During this symposium, we discussed about the Mendel' laws. At first, we recollected the "First and Second Laws" of Mendel, then we elaborated the "Linkage Law" in detail. At the symposium we answered a few questions asked by new members and simultaneously, we had a more profound impression on genetics. In the end, we explained some common features and cognitive sites of restriction enzyme to make a preparation for our next experiment as a complement content. | ||
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Besides, to enrich and broaden our kens we held some similar symposium about transgenic, signaling pathways, reparation of plant root and so on. | Besides, to enrich and broaden our kens we held some similar symposium about transgenic, signaling pathways, reparation of plant root and so on. |
Revision as of 03:17, 28 September 2013
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Our Advisor | Our Team Members | Human Practice |
Our Advisor
This is my second year as an advisor of our iGEM team. I enjoy this new educational model that learning and sharing different skills outside the undergraduate curriculum. Hope everyone enjoys working as a member of a team. Go, SCU-China! |
Our Team Members
I'm a junior student majoring in life science in SCU, and it's my second year in iGEM. As the team leader of 2013-SCU-iGEM, I hope that everyone of us will enjoy the summer, the competition and the game. |
Enjoy every moment in exploring a working project, share our idea, improve the ability of solving problems and learn to deal with failure. |
As a team member of SCU-China, I enioy working on the program! I’d like to know new friends around the world, and I hope everyone could enjoy iGEM as I do. |
I like teamwork and brainstorm , I am waiting for a fantastic day shared with my friends. |
I enjoy working with the IGEM group. I`m keen on challenging myself and learning to handle the problems more accurately, creatively and efficiently. Never say die ! |
Hi! I’m 3rd year undergraduate student in preclinical medicine. Although, I have previous experience in labs, iGEM is a new and exciting place where I really feel the freedom of doing experiment. |
Enjoying the happy and tired life in this summer,I try my best to challenge myself and enrich myself . I realize that not every effort there is a harvest, but each time the harvest must be hard .So even I am a slow walker ,but I never walk back . |
I am a sophomore student in Sichuan university. I enjoy the exchanges and cooperation with others .As a member of iGEM team, I have confidence for our team and ideas , and I hope we can achieve good results. |
I enjoy time spent with friends and work together as a team to realize our dreams. This journey started without an end. |
Here, we share every idea occur to us. I want my life filled up with work and I enjoy stay with our group, which gives us all a sense of belonging. |
So glad to join iGEM, the interesting and thriving family. I've had so much fun and learned so much there, and I'll absolutely learn more and have much more fun there. Some words to myself and my iGEM friends: Just enjoy our time together and go for our goals! |
I am very glad that I learned so many knowledge which I can’t learn from classroom through this process. |
The discussion in the team always benefits me a lot, as a mathematics student learning the knowledge of synthetic biology through using modeling makes me feel very excited. |
I am a junior at SCU-China majoring in Physics. I help with building models. For me, iGEM is an opportunity to experience modern biology. By participating in iGEM, I hope to learn more about science and technology. The knowledge I gained from iGEM will definitely influence my further research in physics. |
In friends we trust. In fabulous journey we thrust.there are so many amazing things inspiring me to explor the wonderful world . |
Human Practice
Human practice Our IGEM team contrived and participated in the seminar about “ the Life of Arsenic(As) group" at the end of 2012. In that seminar, we discussed a paper, " A Bacterium that Can Grow by Using Arsenic instead of Phosphorus", which talked about the relationship between As and lives on the earth. According to that paper, As may have potential ability to take place of phosphorus to comprise lives. The paper indeed gave some plausible reasons on the problem, though, we found that there were a few leaks in the author's conclusion because the experiment conducted by the author was unrepeatable and the results were not well-founded. Most importantly, there were a few papers undermining that paper. Of course, we didn't conduct experiments to testify hypothesis proposed by us. Consequently, we also can't draw a decisive conclusion. But through this seminar we learned that a good experimental design should be not only feasible but also reliable and repeatable.
At the beginning of 2013, we prepared a symposium about genetics. We aimed at making our new members familiar with the fundamental knowledge of genetics and broadening our horizons at the same time.
During this symposium, we discussed about the Mendel' laws. At first, we recollected the "First and Second Laws" of Mendel, then we elaborated the "Linkage Law" in detail. At the symposium we answered a few questions asked by new members and simultaneously, we had a more profound impression on genetics. In the end, we explained some common features and cognitive sites of restriction enzyme to make a preparation for our next experiment as a complement content.
Besides, to enrich and broaden our kens we held some similar symposium about transgenic, signaling pathways, reparation of plant root and so on.