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            <td height="78" align="center" valign="top"><p align="justify">Beyond the lab works, we also strove for the innovation and presentation of synthetic biology to people.  As a medical school, our hospital has its own quarterly magazine, “Yasama  Sanati” (in English: The <em>Art of Living</em>).  We decided that we could mention about iGEM and synthetic biology; thus we  wrote an article that told the bacteria is not too much harmful living creature to  humans as it is seen nowadays. In fact, we mentioned that bacteria would become  very handy, helpful and inteligent “machines” in appropiate conditions. We  listed the former experiments and parts that took place in iGEM competition and  gave some examples about what to do next. <br>
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      High schools have started to join iGEM from this year. We think that this is really important and necessary. However,  how much are the high schools in Turkey aware of iGEM and synthetic biology?<br />
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      As Fatih_Turkey team, we went to some  high schools of Ankara to inform high school students about that opportunity  and also to help them to assemble their own teams. Firstly, we gave a  presentation, told them the future of synthetic biology and its fields of use.  Then, we introduced them with iGEM, told the rationale behind it, interesting  projects from previous years, and our own project. Also, in order to teach iGEM  and synthetic biology in an enjoyable way we played our game altogether.  Students who played the game understood the iGEM and logic of biobrick more  clearly. After the presentation and the game, we got very good reactions from  students. They said that they would like to assemble a team and asked about the  materials required for laboratory studies. We talked about the instruments and materials and also stated that we could help them whenever they needed.<br />
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      As a result, we realized that high school students did not know much about synthetic biology and iGEM, which is  quite natural. However, we believe that if we tell and encourage them, some students might choose to study in this field which may lead new useful  projects. As Fatih Turkey team, we will support, encourage and help them as  much as we can for next years’ competitions.</p>
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        - Ahmet Ulusoy High School<br />
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      <p>In  order to teach iGEM and synthetic biology in a funny way to people of all ages,  we prepared a monopoly-like game. We played the game in our own university, and  also in high schools where we went to introduce iGEM. We had a great time while  playing the game with our friends and teenagers from the high schools. We also  got really good reactions from the players, and one of the most interesting  suggestions was that we had to sell this game.<br />
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              <td width="826"><p align="justify">At 2011, we as Fatih_Turkey (Medical School Wetlab Team)  started iGEM Human Practices by performing presentation about syntehtic biology on world and in Turkey. We have performed Second International Medical  Student Conference in Ankara. In the conference, synthetic biology and iGEM competition related presentation was performed to inform medical school  students coming from different medical schools in Turkey and also from out of  Turkey ie. Japan.</p>
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        Moreover, the players were given a survey  prepared to measure the effect of the game. What is synthetic biology? What can be done by it? What is the logic behind the projects of iGEM? Those were the  questions that they could find the answers in this game. The game not only gave  them an idea about the iGEM or synthetic biology, but it also taught them the names of some mostly used antibiotics, principles of some experiments, and laboratory instruments, such as autoclave. <br />
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                <p align="justify">Especially, the students were excited when we mentioned the synthetic biology projects that have medical applications like the bacteria with the ability of finding and killing tumor cells. In addition, we gave examples from the article: 'The  impact of synthetic biology on drug&nbsp;  discovery' conducted by Martin Fussenegger and Wilfried Weber. From the article, synthetic biology phenonmenon was mentioned in the conference; in order to be used in medical schools to enable disease mechanisms,to achieve target identification for diagnosis and to help to discover small chemotherapeutic molecules or design novel biopharmaceuticals.</p>
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Human Practice

iGEM for 7 to 77
HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION

High schools have started to join iGEM from this year. We think that this is really important and necessary. However, how much are the high schools in Turkey aware of iGEM and synthetic biology?
As Fatih_Turkey team, we went to some high schools of Ankara to inform high school students about that opportunity and also to help them to assemble their own teams. Firstly, we gave a presentation, told them the future of synthetic biology and its fields of use. Then, we introduced them with iGEM, told the rationale behind it, interesting projects from previous years, and our own project. Also, in order to teach iGEM and synthetic biology in an enjoyable way we played our game altogether. Students who played the game understood the iGEM and logic of biobrick more clearly. After the presentation and the game, we got very good reactions from students. They said that they would like to assemble a team and asked about the materials required for laboratory studies. We talked about the instruments and materials and also stated that we could help them whenever they needed.
As a result, we realized that high school students did not know much about synthetic biology and iGEM, which is quite natural. However, we believe that if we tell and encourage them, some students might choose to study in this field which may lead new useful projects. As Fatih Turkey team, we will support, encourage and help them as much as we can for next years’ competitions.

The high schools which we informed:
- Ahmet Ulusoy High School
- Private Samanyolu Serhat High School
- Nene Hatun High School
- Nevin Gökçek High School
- Öncü High School

In order to teach iGEM and synthetic biology in a funny way to people of all ages, we prepared a monopoly-like game. We played the game in our own university, and also in high schools where we went to introduce iGEM. We had a great time while playing the game with our friends and teenagers from the high schools. We also got really good reactions from the players, and one of the most interesting suggestions was that we had to sell this game.
Moreover, the players were given a survey prepared to measure the effect of the game. What is synthetic biology? What can be done by it? What is the logic behind the projects of iGEM? Those were the questions that they could find the answers in this game. The game not only gave them an idea about the iGEM or synthetic biology, but it also taught them the names of some mostly used antibiotics, principles of some experiments, and laboratory instruments, such as autoclave.
All the process is full of unforgettable moments, and they will remain in our memories for long and long years.



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