Team:Harvard/Judging
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- | '''✓''' Researched zinc finger proteins and choose novel, clinically relevant target sequences | + | '''✓''' Researched zinc finger proteins and choose 6 novel, clinically relevant target sequences |
- | + | '''✓''' Generated 55,000 zinc finger protein sequences using bioinformatics | |
- | + | '''✓''' Expressed those 55,000 sequences in E.coli, with a sub-library for each target | |
+ | '''✓''' Created a genomic one-hybrid selection system sensitive enough to detect one in a million hits | ||
+ | '''✓''' Found up to 15 novel zinc fingers | ||
+ | '''✓''' Researched intellectual property and how it applies to zinc fingers | ||
+ | '''✓''' Made protocols, Biobricks, and source code freely available, so that others can adapt them for other projects | ||
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Revision as of 15:38, 28 October 2011
Wiki Highlights
- Read our project description and summary on our Project page: more details on how team members completed work for the three sections of our project are on Design, Synthesize, and Test pages, respectively.
- Results of all parts of our project (including our biobricks) are located on our Results page, along with an Acknowledgments section.
- Human practices can be found on our Human Practices page.
- Please be sure to stop by our poster during the poster session with any questions.
Accomplishments
✓ Researched zinc finger proteins and choose 6 novel, clinically relevant target sequences ✓ Generated 55,000 zinc finger protein sequences using bioinformatics ✓ Expressed those 55,000 sequences in E.coli, with a sub-library for each target ✓ Created a genomic one-hybrid selection system sensitive enough to detect one in a million hits ✓ Found up to 15 novel zinc fingers ✓ Researched intellectual property and how it applies to zinc fingers ✓ Made protocols, Biobricks, and source code freely available, so that others can adapt them for other projects