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Revision as of 15:46, 1 June 2011
Bacterial Dosimeter--Detecting Levels of Harmful Radiation!
| This year the Penn State iGEM Team consists of eleven undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds. We have come together to spend the summer dreaming up, designing, and testing a new biological system | File:Penn State logo.png 100px | |
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The Penn State iGEM team has chosen to work on creating and characterizing a radiation sensitivity device based on the lambda phage bistable switch. This device will effectively detect varying levels of radiation and rapidly report the result through an immobilized enzyme system. |  WE ARE PENN STATE | |
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