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| - | Two team members from Göttingen worked in our lab for a few days with a supervisor and a team member. They worked on a micro array and did a transcriptomic analysis | + | Two team members form Göttingen came to Groningen to work on the DNA microarray for the transcript analysis of their mutant strains. They arrived here on the 30th of July and then started doing experiment on the second day. We have a supervisor Mirjam, a PhD from Oscar's group. And one of our team member also helped them during the experiment. They would like to know how expression changed in the mutant strains in comparison with the wild type. The first two microarray for the two mutants were finished scanning on Friday. Then they repeated the experiment again including the dye-swap comparison. The whole experiment was finished no Sunday. During this period, they enjoyed the Dutch food, the Dutch beer and the Dutch weather as well! We shared our ideas about projects with each other and they introduced their experience about advertising their team to sponsors with a handy booklet. As a gift, they offered us a sample of the booklet. We believed that would be a help for us and hope them to get information they need from microarray experiment. |
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Revision as of 19:45, 29 September 2013
Collaboration Log
- Dutch iGEM days
- Purdue Part registry standard
- Norwich
- Delft
- Chicago
- Trento
- Gottingen
- KU Leuven
- Munich
- Göttingen
N.B.: add if something is missing!!
Purdue
Helped with the forming of a standard template for the parts registry. Filledd out the evaluation forms, had a skype meeting and gave them feedback and some input
Norwich
Have sent them the requested soil samples
Delft
Have sent them the backbone the iGEM team from 2012 used
Chicago
Have sent them something from the 2008 iGEM team
Trento
Helped the with the transformation protocol for B. subtilis
Göttingen
Two team members form Göttingen came to Groningen to work on the DNA microarray for the transcript analysis of their mutant strains. They arrived here on the 30th of July and then started doing experiment on the second day. We have a supervisor Mirjam, a PhD from Oscar's group. And one of our team member also helped them during the experiment. They would like to know how expression changed in the mutant strains in comparison with the wild type. The first two microarray for the two mutants were finished scanning on Friday. Then they repeated the experiment again including the dye-swap comparison. The whole experiment was finished no Sunday. During this period, they enjoyed the Dutch food, the Dutch beer and the Dutch weather as well! We shared our ideas about projects with each other and they introduced their experience about advertising their team to sponsors with a handy booklet. As a gift, they offered us a sample of the booklet. We believed that would be a help for us and hope them to get information they need from microarray experiment.
Leuven
We have sent the the stickers created by the 2012 iGEM team
Munich
Have sent them some guidelines and a manual to work with our codon optimization code
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