Team:Rice University/CONCLUSIONS
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+ | [[Team:Rice_University/OUR TEAM|OUR TEAM]]:::[[Team:Rice_University|SUMMARY]] ::: [[Team:Rice_University/BACKGROUND|BACKGROUND]] ::: | ||
+ | [[Team:Rice_University/STRATEGY|STRATEGY]] ::: [[Team:Rice_University/CONSTRUCTS|CONSTRUCTS]] ::: [[Team:Rice_University/RESULTS|RESULTS]] ::: [[Team:Rice_University/CONCLUSIONS|ONGOING WORK]] | ||
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- | + | *'''Ongoing work includes:''' | |
+ | **Characterization of resveratrol production using only 4CL:STS and feeding ''p''-coumaric acid. | ||
+ | **Construction of the full biosynthetic circuit and characterization of resveratrol production. | ||
+ | **Redesign circuit so that an antibiotic selection using bleocin (toxic) is not required. | ||
+ | **Possible switch to fluorescent screen (green beer?) | ||
+ | **Adding woodchips to feed additional coumaric acid into the fermenting mix for additional resveratrol gain and improved taste. | ||
+ | **Exploration of using our biosynthetic circuit in other industrial strains of yeast for resveratrol infused cider, wine, whiskey, bourbon, vodka, etc. | ||
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OUR TEAM:::SUMMARY ::: BACKGROUND ::: STRATEGY ::: CONSTRUCTS ::: RESULTS ::: ONGOING WORK
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