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<p>Last year, a team lead by Dubey and Ben-Yehuda discovered an extraordinary new form of communication for bacteria: nanotubes between individual cells! This type of link is well known between eukaryotic cells, but here it was observed between cells widely used by synthetic biologists (<em>Bacillus subtilis</em>). We decided to investigate this new communication way in details using the tools synthetic biology can design. You can find out more about our project in the <a href="https://2011.igem.org/Team:Paris_Bettencourt/Project">Project</a> section.</p> | <p>Last year, a team lead by Dubey and Ben-Yehuda discovered an extraordinary new form of communication for bacteria: nanotubes between individual cells! This type of link is well known between eukaryotic cells, but here it was observed between cells widely used by synthetic biologists (<em>Bacillus subtilis</em>). We decided to investigate this new communication way in details using the tools synthetic biology can design. You can find out more about our project in the <a href="https://2011.igem.org/Team:Paris_Bettencourt/Project">Project</a> section.</p> | ||
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Welcome to the iGEM Paris Bettencourt 2011 wiki
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Last year, a team lead by Dubey and Ben-Yehuda discovered an extraordinary new form of communication for bacteria: nanotubes between individual cells! This type of link is well known between eukaryotic cells, but here it was observed between cells widely used by synthetic biologists (Bacillus subtilis). We decided to investigate this new communication way in details using the tools synthetic biology can design. You can find out more about our project in the Project section. |
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Who are we?
We are fifteen parisian students coming from many different disciplines who came together to participate to the iGEM competition. Come and meet the Team. We are also dedicated to Safety. |
