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Concerned and aware that the current iGEM registry for characterization of genetic parts has some opportunity areas, the Purdue iGEM team is working on a proposal for a standard characterization protocol. In order to do so, they need the input and perspective from as many teams as possible. We are proud to say that the TU/e iGEM team is part of this collaboration project, working together with teams all around the world to create a standard characterization protocol. | Concerned and aware that the current iGEM registry for characterization of genetic parts has some opportunity areas, the Purdue iGEM team is working on a proposal for a standard characterization protocol. In order to do so, they need the input and perspective from as many teams as possible. We are proud to say that the TU/e iGEM team is part of this collaboration project, working together with teams all around the world to create a standard characterization protocol. |
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Collaboration
Purdue iGEM team: Characterization Standard for parts registry
Concerned and aware that the current iGEM registry for characterization of genetic parts has some opportunity areas, the Purdue iGEM team is working on a proposal for a standard characterization protocol. In order to do so, they need the input and perspective from as many teams as possible. We are proud to say that the TU/e iGEM team is part of this collaboration project, working together with teams all around the world to create a standard characterization protocol.
So far, we have participated on a video conference with the Purdue iGEM team in order to discuss the current draft of the protocol. We have also reviewed and analyzed the current draft,and consequently passed on our suggestions for improvement of the protocol to the Purdue iGEM team. Furthermore, we have filled in a series of surveys made by the Purdue iGEM team about the current registry and the current protocol draft. We are looking forward to keep working with them and the other teams involved in this exciting and ambitious project.