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.
	Rohit Rajan, a sophomore biochemistry major, is the cat daddy of the group. His interest: being cooler than Nisarg.