Team:SCUT/Team/Attributions

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<span>Junjie Zhang</span><br/>
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<span>Zhang Junjie </span><br/>
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is the leader of SCUT team. He was responsible for arranging brainstorm to design project, team routines and project implementation during summer.
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the leader of SCUT iGEM team, was responsible for constructing and managing the team, instructing team members to design and implement the project. He was also in charge of contacting with professors and seniors for us, and supervised the progress of all parts and tasks.  
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<span>Butanol Part</span><br/>
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Fan Chuyao,Hu WeiPeng were involved in butanol part and made great contribution to construction and optimization of butanol pathway, including in inter-mitochondrial and cytoplasm.
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Fan Chuyao, Hu WeiPeng were involved in butanol part and made great contribution to constructing and optimizing the butanol pathway in inter-mitochondrial and cytoplasm.
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<span>RuBisCo Part:</span><br/>
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Peng Ye, Chen Zhanru, Yang Bina managed RuBisCo part. Peng Ye was in charge of PRK, Rubisco and CA enzyme, Chen ZhanRu made a significant contribution and mainly devote himself to test the scaffold protein by fluorescent protein fashioned with ligand and he also helped Yang to construct scaffold protein and cooperated design group to draw some vivid picture. Yang Bina made excellent work of different proportion scaffold protein creating 32 biobrick.
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Peng Ye, Chen Zhanru, Yang Bina managed RuBisCo part. Peng Ye was in charge of PRK, Rubisco and CA enzyme, Wang Zhizheng also made efforts to assist Peng Ye. Chen ZhanRu made brilliant contributions and devote himself to testing the scaffold protein using fluorescent protein fused with ligand and he also helped Yang to construct the pathway of scaffold protein. Meanwhile he assisted design group in drawing some vivid pictures. As for Yang Bina, she was diligent and she made great efforts to construct different scaffold protein combinations in order to help to find the best one. She has created 32 biobricks in total.
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<span>Leading Peptide Part:</span><br/>
<span>Leading Peptide Part:</span><br/>
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Li LinZhou, Zhao Yaran made his efforts in leading peptide of subcellular. From search to experiment plan, they have done all of necessary things. Additionally, they have made perfect cooperation during the whole summer vocation.
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Li LinZhou, Zhao Yaran made efforts on leading peptide of subcellular. From searching to experiment planning, they have done all of necessary things. And they really cooperated very well during the whole summer vacation.
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<span>Wiki and Logo design Group</span><br/>
<span>Wiki and Logo design Group</span><br/>
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Wang Xiuyuan, Ling ZhangYan, Pan Xueman are designer in our team; they was responsible for design of LOGO, PPT template, Wiki and team uniform. We are so appreciate what they have done for SCUT iGEM team.
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Wang Xiuyuan, Ling ZhangYan, and Pan Xueman have undertaken all the tasks of designing of the whole team. They did a lot work including logo, ppt templates, wiki and uniforms. We are so grateful for their great and valuable contributions.
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<span>Modelling Group</span><br/>
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Huang XiaoBin, Wu Yuhang and Zhou Shiyan devoted their passion to modeling metabolic pathway to instrument experiment. Their background are different for coming from there school, including computer science and engineering, biology science and engineering and Mathematics. They provided professional work for SCUT iGEM team.
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Huang Xiaobin, Wu Yuhang and Zhou Shiyan devoted their passion to modeling metabolic pathway to instruct our experiments. This group has a diversified background since the three members come from three different schools. Xiaobin majors in computer since, Yuhang majors in Biotech while Shiyan studies mathematics. Thus they provided more professional works for SCUT iGEM team.
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<span>Human Practice</span>
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The Human Practice part of this year is completely in the charge of Wang Zhizheng. He has determined the topic of HP, “Synthetic Biology Beautifies Our Life”. He designed a variety of methods to promote this topic and make knowledge of synthetic biology and iGEM. He has opened the internet communication platform, compiled our original magazine,”iGEM Life”, traveled to HongKong, Shenzhen, Wuhan and some places to communicate with other iGEM team. What’s more, he and his assistants also did two surveys to observe the change of their attitude towards synthetic biology and iGEM. So he made considerable efforts and contributions to making HP part better.
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<span>Li Shuang</span><br/>
<span>Li Shuang</span><br/>
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An Assistant Professor in the school of Biology science and engineering. Prof. Li is iGEM team SCUT 2014 instructor. We are very thankful to Prof. Li for provide us very instructive advice and support us new technology and lab material.
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an assistant professor of school of Bioscience and Bioengineering was the instructor of the team. She paid a lot time for our project. For instance , she has provided us with some instructive advice, new technology, fantastic lab materials and so on. Here we are eager to give her many thanks for her consideration.  
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Thank Dean Tan for providing Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope system and supporting us advice about project and presentation.<br/>
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Thank Dean Tan for providing Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope system and offering us suggestions about project and presentation.<br/>
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Thank Prof.<span> Lin Ying</span> and Prof. <span>Pan Li</span> for providing Lab space and support fund.<br/>
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Thank<span> Prof. Lin Ying</span> and<span> Prof. Pan Li</span> for providing Lab space and very large outlays.<br/>
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Thank Prof. <span>Wang Jufang</span> for providing Lab space and letting Zhang Junjie to leading iGEM team SCUT 2014.<br/>
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Thank<span>Prof. Wang Jufang</span> for providing Lab space and letting Zhang Junjie lead SCUT team.<br/>
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Thank Prof. <span>Liu Xingguo</span>, a researcher in Guangzhou Insritutes of Biomedicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences, for providing us Mito Tracker @ Red CMXRos and give us some advice about how to control mitochondria number and size.<br/>
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Thank<span>Prof. Liu Xingguo</span>, a scholar in Guangzhou Insritutes of Biomedicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences, for providing us Mito Tracker @ Red CMXRos and give us some advice on how to control the number and the size of mitochondria. <br/>
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We highly appreciated following teachers and students for their help during summer vocation:
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We also highly thank the following faculties and seniors for their help during summer vacation:
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Dr. Zhang Xiaofeng, Dr. Li Cheng, Dr. Zhang Kun, Dr. WangMeng, Dr. Yang Liang;
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Dr. Zhang Xiaofeng, Dr. Li Cheng, Dr. Zhang Kun, Dr. WangMeng, Dr. Yang Liang, Huang Xiongliang;
Fan YiWen, Zhang Zhenwu
Fan YiWen, Zhang Zhenwu
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SCUT 2014 also highly acknowledges following institutes:<br/>  
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SCUT team of 2014 also gratefully acknowledges financial support from the following organizations and businesses:<br/>  
<a href="#">School of Biology Science and Engineering, South China University of Technology</a><br/>
<a href="#">School of Biology Science and Engineering, South China University of Technology</a><br/>
<a href="#">Teaching Affairs Office, South China University of Technolofy</a><br/>
<a href="#">Teaching Affairs Office, South China University of Technolofy</a><br/>

Revision as of 01:45, 11 October 2014

Background

Rubisco simulation

N-butanol simulation

Individual part

Combine part

The function of Rubisco

Scaffold

Attributions

Zhang Junjie
the leader of SCUT iGEM team, was responsible for constructing and managing the team, instructing team members to design and implement the project. He was also in charge of contacting with professors and seniors for us, and supervised the progress of all parts and tasks.

Butanol Part
Fan Chuyao, Hu WeiPeng were involved in butanol part and made great contribution to constructing and optimizing the butanol pathway in inter-mitochondrial and cytoplasm.

RuBisCo Part:
Peng Ye, Chen Zhanru, Yang Bina managed RuBisCo part. Peng Ye was in charge of PRK, Rubisco and CA enzyme, Wang Zhizheng also made efforts to assist Peng Ye. Chen ZhanRu made brilliant contributions and devote himself to testing the scaffold protein using fluorescent protein fused with ligand and he also helped Yang to construct the pathway of scaffold protein. Meanwhile he assisted design group in drawing some vivid pictures. As for Yang Bina, she was diligent and she made great efforts to construct different scaffold protein combinations in order to help to find the best one. She has created 32 biobricks in total.

Leading Peptide Part:
Li LinZhou, Zhao Yaran made efforts on leading peptide of subcellular. From searching to experiment planning, they have done all of necessary things. And they really cooperated very well during the whole summer vacation.

Wiki and Logo design Group
Wang Xiuyuan, Ling ZhangYan, and Pan Xueman have undertaken all the tasks of designing of the whole team. They did a lot work including logo, ppt templates, wiki and uniforms. We are so grateful for their great and valuable contributions.

Modelling Group
Huang Xiaobin, Wu Yuhang and Zhou Shiyan devoted their passion to modeling metabolic pathway to instruct our experiments. This group has a diversified background since the three members come from three different schools. Xiaobin majors in computer since, Yuhang majors in Biotech while Shiyan studies mathematics. Thus they provided more professional works for SCUT iGEM team.

Human Practice The Human Practice part of this year is completely in the charge of Wang Zhizheng. He has determined the topic of HP, “Synthetic Biology Beautifies Our Life”. He designed a variety of methods to promote this topic and make knowledge of synthetic biology and iGEM. He has opened the internet communication platform, compiled our original magazine,”iGEM Life”, traveled to HongKong, Shenzhen, Wuhan and some places to communicate with other iGEM team. What’s more, he and his assistants also did two surveys to observe the change of their attitude towards synthetic biology and iGEM. So he made considerable efforts and contributions to making HP part better.

Acknowledgement

We would like to thank all the people who made our project possible, helped and supported us; here, Bring “Big Thanks” for their help.

Li Shuang
an assistant professor of school of Bioscience and Bioengineering was the instructor of the team. She paid a lot time for our project. For instance , she has provided us with some instructive advice, new technology, fantastic lab materials and so on. Here we are eager to give her many thanks for her consideration. Thank Dean Tan for providing Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope system and offering us suggestions about project and presentation.
Thank Prof. Lin Ying and Prof. Pan Li for providing Lab space and very large outlays.
ThankProf. Wang Jufang for providing Lab space and letting Zhang Junjie lead SCUT team.
ThankProf. Liu Xingguo, a scholar in Guangzhou Insritutes of Biomedicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences, for providing us Mito Tracker @ Red CMXRos and give us some advice on how to control the number and the size of mitochondria.

We also highly thank the following faculties and seniors for their help during summer vacation: Dr. Zhang Xiaofeng, Dr. Li Cheng, Dr. Zhang Kun, Dr. WangMeng, Dr. Yang Liang, Huang Xiongliang; Fan YiWen, Zhang Zhenwu

SCUT team of 2014 also gratefully acknowledges financial support from the following organizations and businesses:
School of Biology Science and Engineering, South China University of Technology
Teaching Affairs Office, South China University of Technolofy
Graduate School of South China University of Technology
Genewiz
BGI-Shenzhen
DongSheng Biology
TransGen Biotech
Generay

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