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Revision as of 22:01, 10 October 2014
Overview - Project
The Sponge Patrol Project
For our third participation to the iGEM competition, we decided to introduce a new chassis to the competition, Pseudovibrio denitrificans.
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Sum up of overview parts
un cadre ou une liste d'items
Le détail des 3 soius-unités avec une image sympa pour chacun, on clique dessus pour avoir la suite
Chassis : draw a bacteria in water the same as the one in the logo
A specific chassis for a specific environnement: Seas & Oceans
As seen in the overview our biosensors should work optimaly in native marine conditions, a conditions for which no current chassis in iGEM is ready for.
Moreover it has to attach to sponges and stick with them without disturbing the microbiome for as long as possible.
Therefore came up the necessity to use a bacterium naturally present on the sponges, may it be an epibiont or a symbiont.
To be up to the task the bacterium should have the following properties:
To be up to the task the sponge should have the following properties:
The closest combination sponge/bacterium that could fit the requirement is Spongia Officinalis / Pseudovibrio denitrificans
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Transposons: a transposons
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Compounds/target : some usine in the background I think the title need to be change and as to be rename target
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