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Team:BIOSINT Mexico
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Project Description
This year Biosint Mexico team will develop a smart probiotic. Along the competition have been presented several projects about probiotics, nevertheless the main disadvantage is that most of them were not being created in a Lactobacillus strain. Because of this we will construct a Lactobacillus platform for others iGEM teams. Continuing with the idea of the smart probiotic system we will also include a sensor for xenobiotic substances that will detect and decrease intoxications by pesticides. This project contributes to resolve one of the health problems in the Mexican camp.
