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Revision as of 00:08, 28 September 2013
Maestro E.coli
Overview
Project Description
Recently, more and more projects for iGEM involve precisely regulated systems or multistep catalysis. These biological systems need to have
- transparent structure
- reliable function
- reproducibility
- and be safe
This year, we made well-selected sets of promoters and RBSs with dynamic range of strength. We mutated a -35 region of a promoter to make a family of variable promoters. These parts were strictly evaluated.
Furthermore, we make the expresion Optimization Kit which enables you to select the most suitable promoters and RBSs for your project. This can be accomplished in only one step. This Kit will help other iGEMers create more complex and effective devises.
We also did presentation at our university and two high schools about iGEM and genetics. On that occasion we get to know what the people think about gene recombination by means of questionnaires. We tried to provide them with information for deeper thought. We hope these activities will lead the society where people are more accepting genetic engineering.
