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- more brainstrorming<br> | - more brainstrorming<br> | ||
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- came up with the following 9 ideas:<br> | - came up with the following 9 ideas:<br> | ||
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- | + | <p>Chris - Termites : turning cellulose into sugar<br> | |
- | + | <p>Frank - Auxin secretion bacteria<br> | |
- | + | <p>Si - dodecane into primary alcohol<br> | |
- | + | <p>Nick - photosynthesis bacteria and ATP production<br> | |
- | + | <p>Ming - PHA into PAH<br> | |
- | + | <p>Rebekka - treatment of estrogen in the waste water<br> | |
- | + | <p>Nikki - nematodes<br> | |
- | + | <p>Nina & Yuanwei - cellulose breakdown library with the enzyme from rabbit cecum<br> | |
+ | <p><p><p>Hamiltonian path problem and network alignment<br> | ||
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- finally, Nina and Yuanwei's ideas were shut down since:<br> | - finally, Nina and Yuanwei's ideas were shut down since:<br> | ||
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2. The Hamiltonian path and DNA comnputing idea is definitely worth thinking to solve the protein-protein interaction problem, but it is too unrealistic for us.<br> | 2. The Hamiltonian path and DNA comnputing idea is definitely worth thinking to solve the protein-protein interaction problem, but it is too unrealistic for us.<br> | ||
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- | Afternoon:-<br> | + | '''Afternoon:-'''<br> |
- presentation !<br> | - presentation !<br> | ||
<p>Smooth and generally satisfying<br> | <p>Smooth and generally satisfying<br> | ||
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-presentation key points:<br> | -presentation key points:<br> | ||
- | 1. Title | + | 1. Title<br> |
- | 2. Problem: background introduction | + | 2. Problem: background introduction<br> |
- | 3. Project description | + | 3. Project description<br> |
- | 4. Previous iGem projects | + | 4. Previous iGem projects<br> |
- | 5. Genetic circuits | + | 5. Genetic circuits<br> |
- | 6. Modelling | + | 6. Modelling<br> |
- | 7. Experiments | + | 7. Experiments<br> |
- | 8. Human practice | + | 8. Human practice<br> |
- | 9. Safety , security and ethics | + | 9. Safety , security and ethics<br> |
Revision as of 11:14, 15 July 2011
Day 9 Entry (14th/July/2011)
'''Morning:-'''
- more brainstrorming
- came up with the following 9 ideas:
Chris - Termites : turning cellulose into sugar
Frank - Auxin secretion bacteria
Si - dodecane into primary alcohol
Nick - photosynthesis bacteria and ATP production
Ming - PHA into PAH
Rebekka - treatment of estrogen in the waste water
Nikki - nematodes
Nina & Yuanwei - cellulose breakdown library with the enzyme from rabbit cecum
Hamiltonian path problem and network alignment
- finally, Nina and Yuanwei's ideas were shut down since:
1. The cellulose breakdown idea is the same as the termites one.
2. The Hamiltonian path and DNA comnputing idea is definitely worth thinking to solve the protein-protein interaction problem, but it is too unrealistic for us.
'''Afternoon:-'''
- presentation !
Smooth and generally satisfying
- two ideas survived out of seven:
Termites group: Chris, Rebekka, Si, Yuanwei and Nick
Auxin group: Frank, Ming, Nikki and Nina
-drink at union bar:
Who is the next model for Ming ? Frank ?
Goat and dude - naughty :]
Yuanwei - we will get you drunk next time
Evening:-
-dinner at Oriental Canteen
-all of us went to the common room in James' hall to prepare for the presentation tomorrow
-presentation key points:
1. Title
2. Problem: background introduction
3. Project description
4. Previous iGem projects
5. Genetic circuits
6. Modelling
7. Experiments
8. Human practice
9. Safety , security and ethics