Team:Queens Canada

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<regulartext> ✓ Use <i> C. elegans </i> as a fully functioning genetic chassis </regulartext><p>
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<regulartext> ✓ Fully characterize three parts in <i> C. elegans </i> </regulartext><p>
<regulartext> ✓ Win a <b> Gold Medal </b> at iGEM Americas Jamboree </regulartext><p>
<regulartext> ✓ Win a <b> Gold Medal </b> at iGEM Americas Jamboree </regulartext><p>
<regulartext> ✓ Advance to World Championship Jamboree </regulartext><p>
<regulartext> ✓ Advance to World Championship Jamboree </regulartext><p>

Revision as of 18:51, 27 October 2011

Project Goals

Welcome!

This summer 19 students from Queen's University designed and implemented a genetic engineering project for the annual iGEM Competition. Meet the team, check out our project description or see our photos !

Achievements

✓ Have an amazing summer in the lab

✓ Use C. elegans as a fully functioning genetic chassis

✓ Fully characterize three parts in C. elegans

✓ Win a Gold Medal at iGEM Americas Jamboree

✓ Advance to World Championship Jamboree

Nemoremediation: Giving C. elegans a Bioremediation Toolkit

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