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        <h1> Metabolic Engineering </h1>
 
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<div id="chassi_text_top"> <p> We have aimed our project at producing food nutrients in bacteria. These nutrients normally exists in for example carrots, tomatoes, garlic, grapes and several other important food. By transferring genes from plants and fruits we can make our bacteria produce vital nutrients and commercially attractive supplements. We alter the metabolic pathways of our bacteria by introducing new genes or by modifying existing pathways. </p>
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<p> Organic materia produced by nature is one of our main sources of energy. For billions of years, nature has perfected its machinery. We get fuel from both fossilized organisms and renewable biomateria. All life on earth is dependent of getting the right amount of food and nutrition. As we become more and more people on earth, we need to optimize our techniques for food and nutritional production. This is where we can step in and alter natures machinery. </p>
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<h1>Hampus Elofsson</h1>
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-I have always been interested in how nature and biology works.
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-I participated last year and had lots of fun. I wanted to use my experience from the previous year and try out the competition once more.  
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<h1 align="right">Karl Holdar</h1>
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-When I watched a documentary on the potential of biotechnology in the future. <br><br>
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-Because I thought it would be a good experience and lots of fun
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-This subject has interested me for along time (that's why I started studying at the X-program) and this interest has unsuprisingly grown even more this iGEM-summer!
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<div id="substance_text"> <p> P-coumaric acid is an antioxidant that is produced from tyrosin by the first enzyme in the phenylpropanoid pathway, Tyrosine ammonia lyase (TAL). This antioxidant has been shown to have many beneficial health aspects. For example studies have shown that it can reduce the risk of one of our greatest modern western diseases atherosclerosis and also reduce the risk of stomach cancer. P-coumaric acid can be found in a wide range of food, from peanuts and garlic to wine and vinegar. </p> </div>
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-I figured iGEM would be a fun and interesting way to spend the summer. Which it really turned out to be! When you participate in iGEM you learn alot and laugh even more.
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<h1 align="right">Theodor Löwe</h1>
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<div id="substance_text"> <p> Resveratrol belongs to a group of molecules known as Phyloalexin which is used by many plants to battle infections of all sorts. Many studies have been done on resveratrol showing it has a wide range of beneficial properties ranging from skin cancer reduction to anti-inflamatory effects and antioxidant properties. Perhaps the most interesting property is that of life extension. Researchers now believe resveratrol is a caloric restricting substance reducing the effect of high caloric food and thereby increasing life expectancy. </p> </div>
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-I participated last year and had lots of fun. I wanted to use my experience from the previous year and try out the competition once more.
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<div id="substance_text"> <p> Lycopene is a carotenoid that primarily derives from the xanthophyll group. The precursor responsible for lycopene production is phytoene, when present together with the enzyme CrtE a catalytic reaction takes place and lycopene is produced. Lycopene is an antioxidant that can be found in both vegetables and fruits, it is mostly known for its characteristic red color in tomatoes.  </p> </div>
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-During the first weeks in X (The Molecular Biotechnology engineering program in Uppsala)
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<h1 align="right">Victor Sjöstedt</h1>
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<div id="substance_text"> <p> Astaxanthin is a carotenoid pigment that derives from the xanthophyll group, it is most  known for giving the characteristic red color of salmon, lobster and shrimp. Astaxanthin is a very strong antioxidant and is usually produced by using the microalgae Haematococcus or by syntheticall production and costs around 2500 US dollars per kg. The substance is often used in fishfarming to give salmon its red color, an industry that is worth around 200 million US dollars a year. </p> </div>
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<div id="substance_text"> Zeaxanthin is a yellow carotenoid pigment, derived from the precursor ß-carotene through hydroxylation by the enzyme ”Beta-carotene hydroxylase”. Zeaxanthin acts as an antioxidant and can be found in for example peppers, yolk and maize.(1) According to studies zeaxanthin has positive effects on both undamaged and impaired vision and it may prevent age-related macular degeneration (AMD), an eye condition that could lead to blindness. </div>
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-During my years in upper secondary school, my favorite scientific subject was biology, because of how I saw from the many great achievements that we could change the world based on the many resources that can be found in nature and by applying methods of biotechnology to create novel, effective solutions to many of our industrial, humanitarian and daily needs.
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-Biology
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-Because of the experience it provides and because of how it affects the world around us; it is a great opportunity to learn new things about how the technical and laborative development of a biologically based product may be performed.
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Reservatrol group

Hampus Elofsson

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-I have always been interested in how nature and biology works.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I participated last year and had lots of fun. I wanted to use my experience from the previous year and try out the competition once more.

Karl Holdar

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-When I watched a documentary on the potential of biotechnology in the future.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-Because I thought it would be a good experience and lots of fun

Emil Marklund

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-This subject has interested me for along time (that's why I started studying at the X-program) and this interest has unsuprisingly grown even more this iGEM-summer!

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I figured iGEM would be a fun and interesting way to spend the summer. Which it really turned out to be! When you participate in iGEM you learn alot and laugh even more.

Theodor Löwe

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-I have always been interested in how nature and biology works.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I participated last year and had lots of fun. I wanted to use my experience from the previous year and try out the competition once more.

Ken Braesch-Andersen

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-During the first weeks in X (The Molecular Biotechnology engineering program in Uppsala)

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-It seemed fun so I thought it would be nice to try!

Victor Sjöstedt

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-During my years in upper secondary school, my favorite scientific subject was biology, because of how I saw from the many great achievements that we could change the world based on the many resources that can be found in nature and by applying methods of biotechnology to create novel, effective solutions to many of our industrial, humanitarian and daily needs.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Biology

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-Because of the experience it provides and because of how it affects the world around us; it is a great opportunity to learn new things about how the technical and laborative development of a biologically based product may be performed.

Kristoffer Lundmark

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-During secondary upper school

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Engineering

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-Because i think it's a good experience.

Marcus Hong

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-When I listened to last year's iGEM team's project presentation. I thought it was cool that you could create so much with bioengineering, sort of like playing God.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both.

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I was going to be free this summer and wanted to do someting different than taking a summer job. iGEM sounded interesting since you will do work on something that will lead to a result and not just labwork for the purpose of learning for an exam.

Lovisa Pettersson

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-I have always been interested in biology but my interest in bioengineering didn't start until I happened to come across bioengineering when applying to university.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Biology.

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I chose to participate in iGEM after hearing of a former iGEM-project that sought to decrease the desertification. The thought of students contributing to science this way was very intriguing to me.

Jens Isaksson

When/Why did your interest in bioengineering start?
-When I listened to last year's iGEM team's project presentation. I thought it was cool that you could create so much with bioengineering, sort of like playing God.

Does your primary interest lie in engineering or in biology/biotechnology?
-Both.

Why did you choose to participate in iGEM?
-I was going to be free this summer and wanted to do someting different than taking a summer job. iGEM sounded interesting since you will do work on something that will lead to a result and not just labwork for the purpose of learning for an exam.

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