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[because of this] We speculated that other teams might be having the same issues with regards to part submission and illegal restriction sites. To find out we made a survey asking other teams if they ever come across the same sorts of problems as we do- an analysis of their responses has been shown here: | [because of this] We speculated that other teams might be having the same issues with regards to part submission and illegal restriction sites. To find out we made a survey asking other teams if they ever come across the same sorts of problems as we do- an analysis of their responses has been shown here: | ||
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Revision as of 00:56, 26 September 2013
Introduction
Previous Standards: As the fields of Synthetic Biology and genetic engineering emerged, arguments for the standardizing the assembly methods involved in constructing plasmids also emerged...
Why standards are awesome... What's great about standards, if followed, is that they allow everyone to be able to construct plasmids and oligos using the same methodology. Once these constructs are submitted into a database it is very easy for others to incorporate those parts into their own constructs because of the standardized submission and assembly methods; thus making collaboration much simpler.
Drawbacks...
[updated probability chart with GC content-inserted here]
[because of this] We speculated that other teams might be having the same issues with regards to part submission and illegal restriction sites. To find out we made a survey asking other teams if they ever come across the same sorts of problems as we do- an analysis of their responses has been shown here:
RFC_95 9.2.13
Survey Results
