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| - | '''Welcome to Rice University's 2008 iGEM wiki page. We have two new projects this year! One is focused on the design of a virus mediated signal amplifier designed to detect and report on extremely small concentrations of target cells. The second project is BioBeer, a project which will engineer a bio-synthetic pathway for the anti-oxidant resveratrol into brewing yeast, and then characterize the amount of resveratrol created when the engineered strain is used to brew beer.''' | + | ''' Welcome to Rice University's 2008 iGEM wiki page. We have two new projects this year! One is focused on the design of a virus mediated signal amplifier designed to detect and report on extremely small concentrations of target cells. The second project is BioBeer, a project which will engineer a bio-synthetic pathway for the anti-oxidant resveratrol into brewing yeast, and then characterize the amount of resveratrol created when the engineered strain is used to brew beer.''' |
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Revision as of 04:16, 18 June 2008
Welcome to Rice University's 2008 iGEM wiki page. We have two new projects this year! One is focused on the design of a virus mediated signal amplifier designed to detect and report on extremely small concentrations of target cells. The second project is BioBeer, a project which will engineer a bio-synthetic pathway for the anti-oxidant resveratrol into brewing yeast, and then characterize the amount of resveratrol created when the engineered strain is used to brew beer.
(More detailed descriptions of projects to be added.)
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