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ATTRIBUTIONS


Team

The project's experiments were all conducted by the team students, occasionally with help. To better tackle each part of the project, we divided the team in small groups which changed depending of the needs of each experiment and the stage of each sub-division.

The TAs and Professors helped us with lab techniques and gave us feedback throughout the project.

External Help

Francesco Piraino, Henrike Niederholtmeyer and Francesca Volpetti helped us with autoCAD designing, microfluidic chips fabrication and general help during our experiments with microfluidic chips.

John McKinney and Jan van der Meer discussed the biosafety issues in microfluidics with us, which helped us in our Bio Safety part.

Viesturs Simanis and Andrea Krapp helped us a lot to begin the yeast part of the project. They clarified many points regarding yeast transformations and gene regulation in S. cerevisiae. They confirmed the feasibility of our project and validated the constructs we had designed.

Sponsors