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Revision as of 19:33, 1 August 2008
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(Under construction - Abstract re: Team)
| You can write a background of your team here. Give us a background of your team, the members, etc. Or tell us more about something of your choosing. |  |
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Tell us more about your project. Give us background. Use this is the abstract of your project. Be descriptive but concise (1-2 paragraphs) |  Your team picture |
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Who we are
 Dave The RAVE Johnston |
 Timothy Gingerich |
 Dr. Manish N. Raizada |
- Dave The RAVE Johnston: This man has travelled the world and has brought back the proud chewing gum of different nations to prove it-- he's a calm and collected PhD student in plant agriculture; he aspires to feed hungry bodies with food and hungry brains with delicious science; his idealistic vision transforms us like a broad host range plasmid.
- Timothy Gingerich: Our Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) affiliate; this PhD student guides us with extensive knowledge and practical experience in genetic techniques in both prokarya and eukarya.
- Dr. Manish N. Raizada: Our technical advisor and representative; Dr. Raizada has kindly donated his lab and legal know-how to keep our projects running.
Operation SynthOp (Synthetic Operon Subproject)
 Brendan Hussey |
 Lisa Ledger |
 Tin Vo |
- Brendan Hussey: Our very own renaissance man; athletic and dedicated to science, he is presently balancing as many as three genetics projects simultaneously and still has time to concatenate primers together; he can explain the most convoluted of concepts with little more than a diagram and ten words.
- Lisa Ledger: An interdisciplined being; she is equally well tuned in the lab, as well as in bioinformatics; this quick-witted well-rounded scientist can cure what ails your plasmid.
- Tin Vo: A deeply reflective individual-- silent in his contemplation; precise in his execution-- He is our laboratory ninja.
The Interference Brigade (RNAi Subproject)
 Jennifer Jennivo Vo |
 Mufaddal Moff Man Girnary |
- Jennifer Jennivo Vo: She is dedicated and quick learning; with her pleasant disposition, she can coax a bacterial culture into growing with just her smile.
- Mufaddal Moff Man Girnary: He is well-read and well-rounded; this gentleman adds a layer of intrigue and unpredictable insight to the team.
Nerve Endings (Legal, Business and Gophers)
 Eddie LOUD Ma |
- Eddie LOUD Ma: The team gopher-- forging connections with professors and chairs, keeping the minutes and doing the occasional transformation; thankfully, hunting season is closed.
Thanks to Our Contributors and Supporters
 Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe |
 Dr. Deborah Stacey |
 The Professor Who Gave Us DNA |
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 Sibat Kwaja and Calgary Ethics |
- Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe: Thanks for _long_list_
- Dr. Deborah Stacey: Thanks for _long_list_
- The Professor Who Gave Us DNA: Thanks for the DNA!
- New England Biolabs: Enzymes and PCR reagents - wet lab essentials!
- Integrated DNA Technologies: Primers and Ultramers - the workhorses of PCR!
- iGEM Calgary Ethics: Ethics, economics, and potential scoping study - if these technologies will ever impact the world, it has to be understood how we can develop them and whether they might be accepted!
What we did
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