Team:Warsaw/Glossary

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* '''cloning''' – on pSB1C3 of course!
* '''cloning''' – on pSB1C3 of course!
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* '''calm resignation''' – general mood two days prior to wiki freeze (see 'panic attack')
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*m'''Cherry''' - red fluorescent protein. We managed to succesfully clone C- and N-terminal BiFC fragments into pSB1C3 and deliver them to the Registry
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Revision as of 01:38, 5 October 2013

Project description

Contents

A

  • acrylamide – our subject of study

B

  • BiFC – Bimolecular Fluorescent Complementation

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  • cloning – on pSB1C3 of course!
  • calm resignation – general mood two days prior to wiki freeze (see 'panic attack')
  • mCherry - red fluorescent protein. We managed to succesfully clone C- and N-terminal BiFC fragments into pSB1C3 and deliver them to the Registry

D

  • despair - general mood week prior to wiki freeze (see 'calm resignation')

E

  • ethanol – lots of ethanol in cell lab (take a deep breath ladies and gentelmen - unless one of you is the designated driver)

F

  • FluoSafe – our project

G

  • Generacja Przyszłości (eng. Generation of the Future) – our grant

H

  • HeLa and HEK – cells we worked with
  • hemoglobin - core of our sensor

I

  • irritation - when this **** C-m6 and C-m12 cannot clone in pSB1C3 plasmid!

J

  • Jamboree - we're waiting for it

K

  • kill-switch - our safety system which wasn't synthetized on time (see: 'lysis device' and 'MinC')

L

  • Lyon - we can send you postcard from jamboree
  • lysis device - another component of our kill-switch (see: 'MinC')

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  • MinC - core of our kill-switch. Inhibits bacterial division.

N

O

  • mOrange - we nearly managed to produce BiFC fragments form this fluorescent protein

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  • PCR – polymerase chain reaction
  • panic attack – begins approximately 12 h prior to wiki freeze

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R

  • roGFP - redox-sensitive GFP

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  • superfolder proteins - improved derivatives of A. victoria-based fluorescent proteins (green, yellow, blue and cyan). This part of our project actually succeded. They're brighter, fun to work with and considerably more stable (as a poet once said: 'harder, better, faster, stronger' - and our work with them still isn't over)

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  • Toolbox (BiFC's) - one of our goals

U

  • ultraviolet - and GFP glows

V

  • vacation - in lab all the time!

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  • wirówka (eng. centrifuge) – that we unintentionally broke!
  • wiki freeze – the ultimate deadline (see: "despair', 'calm resignation' and 'panic attack')

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  • yellow fluorescent proteins (sfYFP and SYFP2) - and their glowing rivalry!

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