Revision as of 14:48, 20 September 2011

Judging Criteria

We have registered our team.

We have completed the judging form.

We have set up a team wiki.

We have prepared a poster and a presentation, which we will be presenting at the Jamboree.

We have designed several new BioBricks, including an auxin-expressing module, a containment switch, a photoconvertible reporter protein and others.

Several of our BioBricks work as expected. For example, this one.

We have characterised several of our BioBricks.

We collaborated with the WITS-CSIR team from South Africa. Our teams exchanged knowledge about wet lab assays and we helped them with modelling their theophylline riboswitch.

We have incorporated Human Practices and modelling into our design.

We have made antiholin available as a stand-alone BioBrick.

We have explored the steps necessary for release of engineered bacteria into the environment.

We have investigated the legal issues surrounding GM release and how they would affect the implementation of our project.

We have explored the ecological issues surrounding our project.

We designed Gene Guard, a novel containment device that prevents horizontal gene transfer and expressed antiholin in our cells.

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