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==Highlights== | ==Highlights== | ||
| - | * We successfully [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Experiment4|characterized our | + | * We successfully [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Experiment4|characterized ammonia consumption of our AMO transformant (Mutant 1)]]. |
* We constructed and characterized a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/pBAD_SPL|synthetic promoter library]] built on the arabinose inducible promoter. | * We constructed and characterized a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/pBAD_SPL|synthetic promoter library]] built on the arabinose inducible promoter. | ||
* We successfully [[Team:DTU-Denmark/HelloWorld|targeted proteins to the periplasm]] in our Hello World pilot project. | * We successfully [[Team:DTU-Denmark/HelloWorld|targeted proteins to the periplasm]] in our Hello World pilot project. | ||
| + | * We [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Modeling|modeled]] several aspects of the project including [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Kinetic_Model|the kinetics of the system]] and [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Reactor_Model|the size of reactor]] required. | ||
* We conducted several events around [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Human_Practices|human practices]], including a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Biobrick_Workshop|biobrick workshop]] and a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/IP_and_Synthetic_Biology|discussion on IP and synthetic biology]]. | * We conducted several events around [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Human_Practices|human practices]], including a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Biobrick_Workshop|biobrick workshop]] and a [[Team:DTU-Denmark/IP_and_Synthetic_Biology|discussion on IP and synthetic biology]]. | ||
| - | For more information on our project, please see [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Project| our project details]] | + | For more information on our project, please see [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Project| our project details]]. Also be sure to check out our [[Team:DTU-Denmark/Notebook| online lab notebook]]. |
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Highlights
- We successfully characterized ammonia consumption of our AMO transformant (Mutant 1).
- We constructed and characterized a synthetic promoter library built on the arabinose inducible promoter.
- We successfully targeted proteins to the periplasm in our Hello World pilot project.
- We modeled several aspects of the project including the kinetics of the system and the size of reactor required.
- We conducted several events around human practices, including a biobrick workshop and a discussion on IP and synthetic biology.
For more information on our project, please see our project details. Also be sure to check out our online lab notebook.
