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We would like to express our sincerest gratitude to the following people for being all-around awesome: | We would like to express our sincerest gratitude to the following people for being all-around awesome: | ||
| - | <br><b>1.</b>Our wonderful mentors, whose guidance was invaluable to the success of our project. | + | <br><b>1.</b> Our wonderful mentors, whose guidance was invaluable to the success of our project. |
| - | <br><b>2.</b>Kristina Ehrhardt and Neha Kashyap, for their support with wet lab experiments. | + | <br><b>2.</b> Kristina Ehrhardt and Neha Kashyap, for their support with wet lab experiments. |
| - | <br><b>3.</b>Lagnajeet Pradhan, for support encoding the | + | <br><b>3.</b> Lagnajeet Pradhan, for support encoding the Wiki and the Android apps. |
<br><br>Additionally: <br> | <br><br>Additionally: <br> | ||
| - | <b>1.</b> Dr. Ruth Silversmith from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine for providing us CheZ*, which we made into a BioBrick.<br> | + | <b>1.</b> Dr. Ruth Silversmith from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine for providing us CheZ*,<br> which we made into a BioBrick.<br> |
<b>2.</b> Britta Herzog (Braus Lab) Maltose-ToxR parts that we did not have time to use. | <b>2.</b> Britta Herzog (Braus Lab) Maltose-ToxR parts that we did not have time to use. | ||
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Acknowledgements
We would like to express our sincerest gratitude to the following people for being all-around awesome:1. Our wonderful mentors, whose guidance was invaluable to the success of our project.
2. Kristina Ehrhardt and Neha Kashyap, for their support with wet lab experiments.
3. Lagnajeet Pradhan, for support encoding the Wiki and the Android apps.
Additionally:
1. Dr. Ruth Silversmith from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine for providing us CheZ*,
which we made into a BioBrick.
2. Britta Herzog (Braus Lab) Maltose-ToxR parts that we did not have time to use.
