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Project description: In this year, we paid attention to site-specific recombination system. A lot of living things use this system in various ways. In site-specific recombination, insertion, deficiency, and an inversion happen and those happening frequency change with kinds of enzyme or recombination site. Then, we tried to create the new system which can respond to a broader situation by using two or more different site-specific recombination mechanisms.

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Advisors: Advisor 1: Mentor for all Advisor 2: Our favorite Grad Student 1: Our leader Undergrads: Student 1: Sleepyhead Student 2: Math nerd Student 3: Is going to save the world Student 4: Loves iGEM Student 5: A normal student... or(r) am I? Student 6: Table football fan Student 7:

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