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| Each team must clearly attribute work done by the team on this page. They must distinguish work done by the team from work done by others, including the host labs, advisors, instructors, graduate students, and postgraduate masters students.
Academic Support
The team is very appreciative of input from every academic that has come by to our weekly presentations. It is invaluable for us to be able to practice presenting, discuss our ideas and direct the project based upon the cumulative experience of so many great minds. Special mentions go to:
- Our supervisor, Luke Bawazaar for the Si4 sequence, assistance with Lab protocols etc.
- Our other supervisor, Prof. Mike McPherson for securing our entry fee and funding, use of his labs and access to some of his genetic libraries
- Dr. Sarah Deacon's input on preps, explaining why for things we didn't initially understand and helping us to form our ideas into a more cohesive strategy.
- Prof. Steve Evans for arranging AFM time and support in the Physics Labs.
Technical Support
The team is extremely thankful for everyone that has been helping us in the labs, the office and with the project in general. We would also like to explicitly acknowledge the work done by the following folks:
Lab Work
- Chris Jones for autoclaving our equipment
- George Heath, for his expertise and help in running Fluoro-AFM experiments
Computer Code/Programs
- Team Penn 2012's javascript code for a dynamic log book
- Team Caltech 2008 for basic HTML header codes (long since heavily adapted)
- Geneious for the free primer design and analysis software!
- Team Duke's css header to realign the wiki, and sidebar background code
- Dynamic Drive's exhaustive list of free js and jquery elements to build the dynamic parts of the wiki
- Team Newcastle for the crash course in BioNetGen at YSB1.0 and all the software needed on a handy USB.
- Team Imperial for the wiki-work-arounds!
- Bioline - supplied us with discounted buffer solutions, polymerases etc for the lab
- Qiagen - supplied us with many free kits for the lab
- Genious - 6 months free license for their DNA software
- Bangs Labs - supplied us with multiple sizes of micro-beads for use in characterisation studies, gratis
Moral Support
All of this has only been possible with the emotional support from our friends and family, giving us the drive to get up and get on. We would additionally like to thank:
- Bioline for keeping our spirits up over twitter while coding the wiki, and popping to visit every so often and even advise on some of the lab work!
- iGEM Valencia for being our daily twitter buddies
- All of our significant others, for putting up with us when we were stressed, tired or slumped in a chair at the end of the day!
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