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/><span><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/e/ef/Control.jpg" width="450px" height="326px" alt="Deckchairs" /><br />WOOHOO NO GROWTH ON THE CUT PLASMID CONTROL PLATE this is a good sign.</span></li> | /><span><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/e/ef/Control.jpg" width="450px" height="326px" alt="Deckchairs" /><br />WOOHOO NO GROWTH ON THE CUT PLASMID CONTROL PLATE this is a good sign.</span></li> | ||
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Revision as of 23:54, 27 September 2013
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Week 1
Team members Harry and Nadine running a test run of Gibson Assembly using protocol instructions
Team members Mike, Scott and Ethan getting ready to get into the lab
Affective labeling can go a long way, Fatima labeling Eppendorf tubes for minimal confusion
Avneeta and Abdul working on some BioBrick Gibson Assembly reactions
Daniel, Amy and Mark working together on wiki and fundraising
Kate, Annika and Kirsten electroporating E.coli cells for transformation with lighting setting the mood for science time
Daniel and Rani working on a tumblr page and checking out other university posts
Mike, Fatima and Abdul checking out PCR quality checks prepared by Scott and Jarrad
Team members working on research, outreach, safety and the electronic note book
Daniel and Ethan being classic with Louise catching us off-guard with a sneaky photobomb
Scott preparing Agrose gel for gel electrophoresis quality check with Rani giving a thumbs up in the background
Jarrad about to be the bearer of good news, we have a few successful BioBricks!check out the real feeling by youtubing 'Laboratory life - Successful biobricks igem'
A few taped up plates getting ready for incubation, have to check for transformant colony growth on selective media
Diana and Kirsten giving a lecture on Gibson assembly during a second year unit
Jarrad about to be the bearer of good news, we have a few successful BioBricks!check out the real feeling by youtubing 'Laboratory life - Successful biobricks igem'
Members: Scott, Jarrad and Damien working on assemblies and in the lab
Team members working together behind the scenes working on a variety of research, outreach and sponsors
Few members of iGEM team running a synthetic biology workshop in Davidson high as a part of education and outreach
Ethan, taking advantage of our "Dress up like a scientist" stall at Open Day
Ethan, taking advantage of our "Dress up like a scientist" stall at Open Day
Ethan, taking advantage of our "Dress up like a scientist" stall at Open Day
Macquarie iGEM team presenting our project to the Australasian Undergraduate Research Conference
Winners of the Australasian Undergraduate Research Conference, We WON!!
Members collaborating together, one week before the deadline
WOOHOO NO GROWTH ON THE CUT PLASMID CONTROL PLATE this is a good sign.
Frantic lab sessions, Adam, Mike & Dom doing some final experiments and composite part construction.
Getting into the spirit of Green Macquarie university style.
