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Deinococcus Radioduran (D. rad) is famous for being resistant to 3000 times the radiation dose lethal to humans. Inspired to prove the potential of genetic engineering, the New York City iGEM Team chose to create radiation-resistant biobricks. We planned to find the genes that give D. rad extraordinary radiation resistance, and put them into loserish bacteria like E. coli, and see if we could turn the E. coli into super-hero bacteria.<br/> | Deinococcus Radioduran (D. rad) is famous for being resistant to 3000 times the radiation dose lethal to humans. Inspired to prove the potential of genetic engineering, the New York City iGEM Team chose to create radiation-resistant biobricks. We planned to find the genes that give D. rad extraordinary radiation resistance, and put them into loserish bacteria like E. coli, and see if we could turn the E. coli into super-hero bacteria.<br/> | ||
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| - | By finding genes that allow life to thrive in extremely harsh environments, we help develop the emerging field of genetic engineering into a classic engineering disciplines like electrical and mechanical engineering. We will demonstrated that we too can tackle the complex problems. Below find a table of extremophile values. Achieve these and demonstrate the power of synthetic biology to yourselves, fellow iGEM teams, fellow engineers and the general public. In addition to the list below, we have submitted these values to the <a href="http://bionumbers.hms.harvard.edu | + | By finding genes that allow life to thrive in extremely harsh environments, we help develop the emerging field of genetic engineering into a classic engineering disciplines like electrical and mechanical engineering. We will demonstrated that we too can tackle the complex problems. Below find a table of extremophile values. Achieve these and demonstrate the power of synthetic biology to yourselves, fellow iGEM teams, fellow engineers and the general public. In addition to the list below, we have submitted these values to the <a href="http://bionumbers.hms.harvard.edu. Good Luck! |
<ol>High Radiation: Deinocuccus radiodurans can live in 15000 Gy<br/> | <ol>High Radiation: Deinocuccus radiodurans can live in 15000 Gy<br/> | ||
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Longest sustained expression of a pore-forming protein in a liposome was 4 Days<br/> | Longest sustained expression of a pore-forming protein in a liposome was 4 Days<br/> | ||
Enzyme efficiency of wintergreen-smell producing Biobrick BBa_J45004 (mM-1⋅s-1) in E. coli is 7.65 ± 0.618<br/> | Enzyme efficiency of wintergreen-smell producing Biobrick BBa_J45004 (mM-1⋅s-1) in E. coli is 7.65 ± 0.618<br/> | ||
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| + | BioNumbers (bioNumbers.org) is the database of useful biological numbers. It aims to | ||
| + | enable you to find in one minute any common biological number important for your | ||
| + | research, such as the rate of translation of the ribosome, concentrations of metabolites or | ||
| + | the number of bacteria in your gut. You will find full references, comments and related | ||
| + | numbers that are useful. Check it out at: www.bioNumbers.hms.harvard.edu.<br/> | ||
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| + | Please let us know any suggestions and comments: ron.milo@weizmann.ac.il or yossisteinberger@gmail.com | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 28 September 2011
There’s a Gene for That
Deinococcus Radioduran (D. rad) is famous for being resistant to 3000 times the radiation dose lethal to humans. Inspired to prove the potential of genetic engineering, the New York City iGEM Team chose to create radiation-resistant biobricks. We planned to find the genes that give D. rad extraordinary radiation resistance, and put them into loserish bacteria like E. coli, and see if we could turn the E. coli into super-hero bacteria.By finding genes that allow life to thrive in extremely harsh environments, we help develop the emerging field of genetic engineering into a classic engineering disciplines like electrical and mechanical engineering. We will demonstrated that we too can tackle the complex problems. Below find a table of extremophile values. Achieve these and demonstrate the power of synthetic biology to yourselves, fellow iGEM teams, fellow engineers and the general public. In addition to the list below, we have submitted these values to the Retrieved from "http://2011.igem.org/Team:NYC_Wetware/BioNumbers"
