Team:Tec-Monterrey/teammembers/attributions

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Thelma Bolón
Thelma Bolón
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She was in charge of the enzymatic assay that involved one of our constructs, as well as general lab work.
She was in charge of the enzymatic assay that involved one of our constructs, as well as general lab work.
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Fausto Ortíz
Fausto Ortíz
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He was in charge of the experiments that involved arabinose induction, as well as general lab work.
He was in charge of the experiments that involved arabinose induction, as well as general lab work.
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Anita Sifuentes
Anita Sifuentes
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As our only non-B.S. student, she created the wiki and the video, and was as well involved in our augmented reality program.
As our only non-B.S. student, she created the wiki and the video, and was as well involved in our augmented reality program.
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Camilo Chávez
Camilo Chávez
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He performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct.
He performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct.
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Rolando Moreno
Rolando Moreno
He was responsible for contacting our sponsors and suppliers.
He was responsible for contacting our sponsors and suppliers.
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Bong Min Bae
Bong Min Bae
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She performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct. She was the main responsible of lab work and teaching several techniques to other team members
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She performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct. She was the main responsible of lab work and teaching several techniques to other team members.
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Gabriela Gutiérrez
Gabriela Gutiérrez
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She was in charge of the biosafety research and essay.
She was in charge of the biosafety research and essay.
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Margarita Calixto
Margarita Calixto
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She was in charge of sponsors and of contact with iGEM headquarters. She’s also the mistress of electrocompetents.
She was in charge of sponsors and of contact with iGEM headquarters. She’s also the mistress of electrocompetents.
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Jesús Hernández
Jesús Hernández
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The unofficial leader of our team, he coordinated most of the lab work and worked a lot with diverse gels and the high performance gel imaging systems.
The unofficial leader of our team, he coordinated most of the lab work and worked a lot with diverse gels and the high performance gel imaging systems.
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Sergío García  
Sergío García  
Sergio taught us hands-on most of the non-basic protocols and procedures we needed in the laboratory.
Sergio taught us hands-on most of the non-basic protocols and procedures we needed in the laboratory.
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Dr. Manuel Zertuche
Dr. Manuel Zertuche
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Dr. Zertuche, on behalf of the School of Biotechnology and Food Engineering of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. He provided us with the facilities and gave us his approval for almost everything we asked for.
Dr. Zertuche, on behalf of the School of Biotechnology and Food Engineering of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. He provided us with the facilities and gave us his approval for almost everything we asked for.
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Dr. José Manuel Aguilar
Dr. José Manuel Aguilar
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He helped us with the theoretical information and developed the initial idea for our project.
He helped us with the theoretical information and developed the initial idea for our project.
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Dr. Guy Cardineau
Dr. Guy Cardineau
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He provided us with a lot of supplies, guidance and overall support, almost like a “lab-dad” for us.
He provided us with a lot of supplies, guidance and overall support, almost like a “lab-dad” for us.
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Dr. Marco Rito-Palomares
Dr. Marco Rito-Palomares
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As our main instructor, he provided us the tools to keep on working.
As our main instructor, he provided us the tools to keep on working.
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Team Attributions

Thelma Bolón
She was in charge of the enzymatic assay that involved one of our constructs, as well as general lab work.

Fausto Ortíz
He was in charge of the experiments that involved arabinose induction, as well as general lab work.

Anita Sifuentes
As our only non-B.S. student, she created the wiki and the video, and was as well involved in our augmented reality program.

Camilo Chávez
He performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct.
Rolando Moreno He was responsible for contacting our sponsors and suppliers.

Bong Min Bae
She performed general laboratory work, helping to build one construct. She was the main responsible of lab work and teaching several techniques to other team members.

Gabriela Gutiérrez
She was in charge of the biosafety research and essay.

Margarita Calixto
She was in charge of sponsors and of contact with iGEM headquarters. She’s also the mistress of electrocompetents.

Jesús Hernández
The unofficial leader of our team, he coordinated most of the lab work and worked a lot with diverse gels and the high performance gel imaging systems.

Sergío García Sergio taught us hands-on most of the non-basic protocols and procedures we needed in the laboratory.
Dr. Manuel Zertuche
Dr. Zertuche, on behalf of the School of Biotechnology and Food Engineering of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. He provided us with the facilities and gave us his approval for almost everything we asked for.

Dr. José Manuel Aguilar
He helped us with the theoretical information and developed the initial idea for our project.

Dr. Guy Cardineau
He provided us with a lot of supplies, guidance and overall support, almost like a “lab-dad” for us.

Dr. Marco Rito-Palomares
As our main instructor, he provided us the tools to keep on working.


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