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Revision as of 16:26, 4 August 2014
Welcome to the French Froggies Warwick WSHH Home Page!
This year, the Evry iGEM team is bringing synthetic biology to multicellular organisms, opening the era of synthetic physiology. We created the first parts for Xenopus and an synthetic orthogonal hormonal system to link them together. We also created new tools for modeling the tadpole physiology, assemble multiple parts in a single shot, wrote a guidebook to help future teams with Xenopus and studied the consequences of the arrival of vertebrates in iGEM.
You can have a look at our achievements page or visit the universe of multicellular synthetic biology by clicking on the galaxy below !
