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| - | *We decided to form a collaboration with Imperial College [https://2013.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College/BioPlastic_Recycling:_PLA Here is a link to their wiki] | + | *We decided to form a collaboration with Imperial College [https://2013.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College/BioPlastic_Recycling:_PLA (Here is a link to their wiki)] |
*They were concerned with waste, especially plastic waste. One of their projects was using Proteinase K, a peptidase from proteinase K family, to degrade PLA. Therefore, since our project was creating ''E. coli'' that synthesize PLA, the collaboration was perfect. | *They were concerned with waste, especially plastic waste. One of their projects was using Proteinase K, a peptidase from proteinase K family, to degrade PLA. Therefore, since our project was creating ''E. coli'' that synthesize PLA, the collaboration was perfect. | ||
*Our plan is use our extracted PLA from our ''E. coli'', and use the Imperial's teams ''E. coli'' to degrade it. | *Our plan is use our extracted PLA from our ''E. coli'', and use the Imperial's teams ''E. coli'' to degrade it. | ||
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Collaboration
- We decided to form a collaboration with Imperial College (Here is a link to their wiki)
- They were concerned with waste, especially plastic waste. One of their projects was using Proteinase K, a peptidase from proteinase K family, to degrade PLA. Therefore, since our project was creating E. coli that synthesize PLA, the collaboration was perfect.
- Our plan is use our extracted PLA from our E. coli, and use the Imperial's teams E. coli to degrade it.
