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| - | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;">FMO</td> | + | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;">mutant FMO</td> |
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| - | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;"> | + | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;">''B. circulans'' B-glucosidase</td> |
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<a target="_new" href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1131004">BBa_K1131004</a></td> | <a target="_new" href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1131004">BBa_K1131004</a></td> | ||
| - | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;"> | + | <td class = "names" style="text-align: left;">oleD Glucosyltransferase</td> |
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<a target="_new" href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1131005">BBa_K1131005</a></td> | <a target="_new" href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1131005">BBa_K1131005</a></td> | ||
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Revision as of 20:19, 27 September 2013
| BBa_K1131000 | FMO |
| Bernardo Cervantes is a final year Bioengineering major enticed by the sheer comfort and joy of being in lab for unspeakable hours. His work revolved around finding many of the GTs we tested by building cDNA libraries from plants and he has since mastered all flavors of PCR. He was also involved with putting together our presentation. He is perhaps most remembered as the napkin fairy, keeping everyone us perfectly stocked with paper towels. |
| BBa_K1131001 | mutant FMO |
| Bernardo Cervantes is a final year Bioengineering major enticed by the sheer comfort and joy of being in lab for unspeakable hours. His work revolved around finding many of the GTs we tested by building cDNA libraries from plants and he has since mastered all flavors of PCR. He was also involved with putting together our presentation. He is perhaps most remembered as the napkin fairy, keeping everyone us perfectly stocked with paper towels. |
| BBa_K1131002 | ''B. circulans'' B-glucosidase |
| Bernardo Cervantes is a final year Bioengineering major enticed by the sheer comfort and joy of being in lab for unspeakable hours. His work revolved around finding many of the GTs we tested by building cDNA libraries from plants and he has since mastered all flavors of PCR. He was also involved with putting together our presentation. He is perhaps most remembered as the napkin fairy, keeping everyone us perfectly stocked with paper towels. |
| BBa_K1131004 | oleD Glucosyltransferase |
| Bernardo Cervantes is a final year Bioengineering major enticed by the sheer comfort and joy of being in lab for unspeakable hours. His work revolved around finding many of the GTs we tested by building cDNA libraries from plants and he has since mastered all flavors of PCR. He was also involved with putting together our presentation. He is perhaps most remembered as the napkin fairy, keeping everyone us perfectly stocked with paper towels. |
| BBa_K1131005 | oleD 'ASP'-mutated Glucosyltransferase |
| Bernardo Cervantes is a final year Bioengineering major enticed by the sheer comfort and joy of being in lab for unspeakable hours. His work revolved around finding many of the GTs we tested by building cDNA libraries from plants and he has since mastered all flavors of PCR. He was also involved with putting together our presentation. He is perhaps most remembered as the napkin fairy, keeping everyone us perfectly stocked with paper towels. |
