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| - | This year ASU iGEM plans to revolutionize the toaster industry with a new, one of a kind, bacterial toaster. The current toaster industry is both static and lacking of new innovation. Toasters are for the most-part non-portable, require electrical plug-ins, and non-replicating.
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| - | == Project Details==
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| - | === The Idea ===
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| - | [[File:Bacterial toaster1.jpg]]
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| - | == Bringing the heat ==
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| - | [[File:10 small subunit.gif]]
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| - | Heat-resistant protein subunit from ''Thermophilus aquaticus'', our ideal chassis.
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| - | <img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2013/5/50/Catalase.jpg" width="400px">
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| - | Catalase is capable of converting millions of hydrogen peroxide molecules into water every second. The reaction is exothermic and may theoretically be used for pasteurization or toasting purposes.
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