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| - | <b>Helene Faustrup Kildegaard</b> | + | <b>Helene Faustrup Kildegaard</b> has assisted us in the mammalian cell lab. |
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| - | <b>Martin Weiss</b> | + | <b>Martin Weiss</b> has performed the confocal microscopy of the mammalian cells. |
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| - | <b>Diana Chinyere Anyaogu</b> | + | <b>Diana Chinyere Anyaogu</b> has given us guidance on protein extraxtion from <i>Aspergillus nidulans</i> cultures. |
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| - | <b>Line Albertsen</b> | + | <b>Line Albertsen</b> has introduced us on how to perform the β-galactosidase assay as well as the Bradford assay. |
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| - | <b>David Lemvigh</b> | + | <b>David Lemvigh</b> has assisted us in javascript, HTML and CSS codes on our Wiki site as well as debugging the Wiki. </p> |
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| - | <b>Bjarne Gram Hansen</b> | + | <b>Bjarne Gram Hansen</b> has assisted in designing a flexible USER cloning system for mammalian cells, which led to the idea of the standardized assembly system. |
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| - | <b>IDT DNA</b> | + | <b>IDT DNA</b> synthesized all the primers. <br><br> |
<b>DNA Technology</b> performed all the sequencing of our BioBricks. | <b>DNA Technology</b> performed all the sequencing of our BioBricks. | ||
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| - | <b>The Danish Cancer Society</b> | + | <b>The Danish Cancer Society</b> has provided the mammalian cell line U2-O S and expression vectors used as templates for some of the mammalian BioBiocks submitted. |
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| - | <b>Center | + | <b>The Center for Microbial Biotechnology at DTU</b> has provided templates for all fungal BioBricks submitted. |
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| - | <b>iGEM DTU Denmark</b> have provided us with | + | <b>iGEM DTU Denmark</b> have provided us with three BioBricks from their iGEM BioBrick kit, as we never received our own kit from the iGEM headquarters. |
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| - | <b>iGEM Copenhagen</b> have provided us with shipping plasmid for BioBricks | + | <b>iGEM Copenhagen</b> have provided us with shipping plasmid for BioBricks. They furthermore tested our assembly standard with parts specially designed for them in <i>E. coli</i>. |
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Revision as of 22:20, 19 September 2011
Attribution
Helene Faustrup Kildegaard has assisted us in the mammalian cell lab.
Martin Weiss has performed the confocal microscopy of the mammalian cells.
Diana Chinyere Anyaogu has given us guidance on protein extraxtion from Aspergillus nidulans cultures.
Line Albertsen has introduced us on how to perform the β-galactosidase assay as well as the Bradford assay.
David Lemvigh has assisted us in javascript, HTML and CSS codes on our Wiki site as well as debugging the Wiki.
Bjarne Gram Hansen has assisted in designing a flexible USER cloning system for mammalian cells, which led to the idea of the standardized assembly system. IDT DNA synthesized all the primers.
DNA Technology performed all the sequencing of our BioBricks.
The Danish Cancer Society has provided the mammalian cell line U2-O S and expression vectors used as templates for some of the mammalian BioBiocks submitted.
The Center for Microbial Biotechnology at DTU has provided templates for all fungal BioBricks submitted.
iGEM DTU Denmark have provided us with three BioBricks from their iGEM BioBrick kit, as we never received our own kit from the iGEM headquarters.
iGEM Copenhagen have provided us with shipping plasmid for BioBricks. They furthermore tested our assembly standard with parts specially designed for them in E. coli.
All other laboratory work and the Wiki page was conducted by the members of the DTU-Denmark 2 team: Julie Rank, Jaide Vold Korgaard Jensen, Elisa Wangsgaard Andreasen, Maja Skovbjerg Knudsen, and Anne Mathilde Lund.
