"
Team:Arizona State/Team
From 2013.igem.org
(Difference between revisions)
| Line 41: | Line 41: | ||
<td scope="row"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2012/7/71/Screen_Shot_2012-10-21_at_9.37.14_AM.png" width="196" height="293" alt="FSE Photos: iGem2012 &emdash; " /></a></td> | <td scope="row"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2012/7/71/Screen_Shot_2012-10-21_at_9.37.14_AM.png" width="196" height="293" alt="FSE Photos: iGem2012 &emdash; " /></a></td> | ||
<td><b>Nathan Palmer</b>, a sophomore in Molecular Biology, is the MHC class 1 pathway of the team. He creates pathogenic antigen (biobricks) and dutifully presents them to the team. </td> | <td><b>Nathan Palmer</b>, a sophomore in Molecular Biology, is the MHC class 1 pathway of the team. He creates pathogenic antigen (biobricks) and dutifully presents them to the team. </td> | ||
| - | <td><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/ | + | <td><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/8/84/Rorohit.jpg" width="196" height="293" alt="FSE Photos: iGem2012 &emdash; " /></a></td> |
<td><b>Rohit Rajan</b>, a junior in Biochemistry, is the superstar of the group. She gave us the initial idea to design a biosensor to use in developing countries. Global health and baseball are just two of her many interests. </td> | <td><b>Rohit Rajan</b>, a junior in Biochemistry, is the superstar of the group. She gave us the initial idea to design a biosensor to use in developing countries. Global health and baseball are just two of her many interests. </td> | ||
</tr> | </tr> | ||
Revision as of 03:08, 28 September 2013
Team
Meet the Devils
 |
Abhinav Markus, a junior Biomedical Engineering major, is the T cell receptor of the team. He recognizes good pathogenic antigen (biobricks) when he sees them. |  |
Nisarg Patel, Senior in Molecular Biology, is the nucleus of the team. He knows where all our DNA is and he monitors production of biobrick genes. |
 |
Hyder Hussain, a senior in Computational Math, Hyder is the protein kinase of the team. He makes sure all of our genetic and cellular processes run smoothly and efficiently. |  |
Julia Smith, a senior in Biomedical Engineering, is the 5-HT serotonin receptor of the team. She makes sure team moral is high and the team is motivated. |
 |
Nathan Palmer, a sophomore in Molecular Biology, is the MHC class 1 pathway of the team. He creates pathogenic antigen (biobricks) and dutifully presents them to the team. |  |
Rohit Rajan, a junior in Biochemistry, is the superstar of the group. She gave us the initial idea to design a biosensor to use in developing countries. Global health and baseball are just two of her many interests. |
 |
Ryan Muller, junior majoring in Biochemistry, is the ribosome of the team. He ''translates'' biobrick genes (in E.coli of course!), to generate characterization data. |  |
Joseph (Joe) Yun, a senior in Miolecular Biology, is the granulocyte macrophage colony stimulating factor of the team. He promotes growth and develop of the team. |
Meet the Advisors
 |
Dr. Karmella Haynes Click here to learn more about her. |
 |
Dr. Karen Anderson Click here to learn more about him. |
 |
Dr. Hugh Mason Click here to learn more about him. |
|
Dr. David Nielson Click here to learn more about him. |
