Team:BU Wellesley Software/Puppetshow
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Revision as of 21:13, 10 September 2011
Computational Team
Results:
Ethical User Study practices:
Aliquam in felis sit amet eros pharetra volutpat.Collaboration with other iGEM teams:
Overview: PuppetShow
Constructing a combinatorial library of devices is tedious using manual laboratory techniques and would require hundreds of hours of careful work. To remedy this, we are implementing the Puppeteer Biological Protocol Automation Suite. This suite includes a high level programming language for specifying biological protocols commonly used in the laboratory, which are then executed by a liquid-handling robot with minimal user intervention.Demo Video
Wetlab
We implemented two protocols central to BioBricks assembly---Restriction Digestion and Ligation---in Puppeteer. We validated the Puppeteer implementation by executing multiple trials of both protocols and verifying the result by running a gel.Results:
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