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|This year, the Synthetic BiOWLogists are focusing on two new projects. The first project is the creation of BioBeer by incorporation of the resveratrol biosynthetic pathway into the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. Resveratrol production during fermentation will be quantified and compared with different natural resveratrol sources. The second project is the construction of a novel virus mediated signal amplification system. The initial focus of this project will be to detect and report the presence of an extremely small proportion of a target genotype in a mixed population. | |This year, the Synthetic BiOWLogists are focusing on two new projects. The first project is the creation of BioBeer by incorporation of the resveratrol biosynthetic pathway into the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. Resveratrol production during fermentation will be quantified and compared with different natural resveratrol sources. The second project is the construction of a novel virus mediated signal amplification system. The initial focus of this project will be to detect and report the presence of an extremely small proportion of a target genotype in a mixed population. | ||
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Revision as of 15:37, 23 July 2008
| This year, the Synthetic BiOWLogists are focusing on two new projects. The first project is the creation of BioBeer by incorporation of the resveratrol biosynthetic pathway into the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. Resveratrol production during fermentation will be quantified and compared with different natural resveratrol sources. The second project is the construction of a novel virus mediated signal amplification system. The initial focus of this project will be to detect and report the presence of an extremely small proportion of a target genotype in a mixed population. | (David Ouyang) |  |
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Project 1: BioBeer
Pathway Design
Roadmap
Recombineering
Experimental Results
Project 2: Viral Amplification
Background
Cell number and cell type detection is an important aspect of biological research.
Cancer Detection Contamination Alert Cell Population Mechanics Circuit Stability
Fundamental Question: �What is the lower limit in cell density and proportion with which we can detect differing cell genotypes and phenotypes?�
Foundational Technology:�To use an engineered biological system to amplify detection signals.
Concept
Design
Molecular Biology
Experimental Results
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