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-	(Provide proper attribution for all work)	+	We used standard parts from the Registry from the Gronigen Team (K190015: ArsR-regulated promoter) and the Endy Lab (E0840: GFP-generator) and from the MIT 2006 Team (J45119: Wintergreen generator).  We made two composite parts with the ArsR-regulated promoter and the GFP-generator or the Wintergreen generator.  We then joined them together to make our device which scientifically detects arsenic by a green fluorescent glow and warns about arsenic with a wintergreen smell, in case you don't have any scientific equipment.
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Who we are

Advisors: George Twaddle: Mentor for all Mr. Madden: Our favorite Abdula: Grad Student 1: Our leader Students: Bernadette Miramontes: Erika Kirgios: Math nerd Eva Niklinski: Michael, Is going to save the world Drake Rozenboom: Loves iGEM Alex Mandrici: The Big Italian Guy Sam Sharkey: swims like a shark Tony Spalding: nothing of importance

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What we did

We used standard parts from the Registry from the Gronigen Team (K190015: ArsR-regulated promoter) and the Endy Lab (E0840: GFP-generator) and from the MIT 2006 Team (J45119: Wintergreen generator). We made two composite parts with the ArsR-regulated promoter and the GFP-generator or the Wintergreen generator. We then joined them together to make our device which scientifically detects arsenic by a green fluorescent glow and warns about arsenic with a wintergreen smell, in case you don't have any scientific equipment.

Where we're from