Team:Lyon-INSA-ENS/Realisation/ExperimentalSchedule

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We present here our reflexion about safety issues of the <big>“Cobalt Buster”</big> project based on a modified Esherichia coli strain able to capture and concentrate cobalt from its environment.
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The goal of the "Cobalt buster" project is to construct a bacterial strain which will be able to produce adherence structures (curlis) when cobalt is encountered in the liquid medium.
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Radioactive cobalt is released in water systems of nuclear power plants, that’s why we aim at using <b>this strain as bio-filter</b> for nuclear wastewater treatment to <b>improve efficiency</b> and <b>reduce both nuclear waste volume and the costs of the treatment</b>.
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To make it possible we chose two strategies : </b>.
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Experimental Schedule



The goal of the "Cobalt buster" project is to construct a bacterial strain which will be able to produce adherence structures (curlis) when cobalt is encountered in the liquid medium.


To make it possible we chose two strategies : .


In this context we considered Researcher safety and, as we are aware that this project combines two technologies that scare a significant proportion of the population (GMO and nuclear power plant), we paid particular attention in defining the potential risks for the Public and the Environnemt.
To prepare safety issues we organised a public debate called “ Nuclear technology and Genetically Modified Organisms : Can scientists keep control? ”.













ENS assystem Biomérieux INSA INSA