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Links
iGEM
- iGEM projects - categorized list with all iGEM projects
- Idea exchange - some ideas posted by other teams
Synthetic biology
- Introductory resources on the iGEM competition - you can find here several an very interesting resources on synthetic biology (lectures and introductory material in general)
- Review on Synthetic Biology - this is a well structured review of synthetic biology (Davidson University)
- Reengineering life - this is the web page of a synthetic biology seminar
- Nanocourse on Synthetic Biology - this is the web page of a course at Harvard University
- Tim Gardner's PhD Thesis - a good "how to" on genetic toggle-switch building
- Using Engineered Scaffold Interactions to Reshape MAP Kinase Pathway Signaling Dynamics. - It is a nice description of a "toolkit of modular molecular components and circuit boards".
- Genetic Switches Mini Guide - a mini guide on genetic switches from MIT OCW
- Tutorial on Biobricks and their Assembly - this web page seems full of useful resources both from a "theoretical" and "practical" point of view...needs a look at!
- Basic Cloning and Biobrick Assembly - a must read document with several details on both computational and wet lab details on biobrick handling!
- Yet another tutorial on iGEM - the <math>n^{th}</math> tutorial on the processes involved in iGEM participation
- Synthetic biology course-Imperial college- This course provides a nice introduction to synthetic biology and on specific aspect of iGEM. Material available: slides of the lectures, list of key publications and web-resources.
- Synthetic biology course-Valencia. Nice course organized in 3 parts: training for biologists, training for engineers and training in synthetic biology.
- Engineering Bacteria to solve combinatorial problems - a well written paper describing a smart idea
- Workshop Synthetic Biology - International Workshop Synthetic Biology which will be held from November 6th to 8th, 2008 in Groningen, The Netherlands.
Color/Smell
- Aroma compound- A good reference for different aroma molecules.
Temperature
- Rfam database - database containing non-coding RNA families. (contains three different RNA thermometer families)
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