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Parts
The 2011 University of Glasgow team has submitted a number of novel biobricks, ranging from reporters with more functionality than GFP to our novel biofilm chassis. You can find out more about these by using the links below.Multiple Cloning Site
LOV2 and iLOV
Latherin
Ranaspumin
E.coli Nissle 1917
Alternatively, to visit the Registry page for each of our biobricks, please use the table below.
If you are interested in finding out about the safety reviews of these biobricks then please visit our Biobrick Safety Page, which can be accessed here.
