Team:Cambridge-JIC/Attributions
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Revision as of 13:37, 16 October 2014
Attributions to Our partners
Collaborators
Many thanks to our partner iGEM teams for scientific and outreach collaborations, as well as to other labs across the planet for very kindly sending us DNA parts and providing us with precious advice.
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iGEM teams
- the Univeristy of East Anglia (UEA) team for the collaboration on the new RFC standard for plants, as well as for their kind welcome on our visit in Norwich
- the University College, London (UCL) team for their interest in Marchantia and the joint project on a phytosensor/filter for Azo dyes
- Ikuro Abe for Benzalacetone Synthase sequence- rhubarb enzymes
- Jules Beekwilder and Esmer Jongedijk for the Limonene Synthase sequence
- Christina D. Smolke for the Hammerhead Ribozymes
Sponsors
We could not have done our work without our generous sponsors. Thank you for your interest and your support for our project
We thank them for all their help.
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DNA, kits and chemicals
- DNA2.0 for their gracious offer for synthese
- NEB for phusion enzyme, gel DNA ladder and bacteria
- Bioline for gel extraction kits, DNA isolation kits, minipreps, ranger polymerase and myfi polymerase
- Cambridge Bioscience for 4 Zyppy plasmid miniprep kits, 4 zymoclean gel extraction kits and GelGreen DNA stain
- Cambio for Ampligase 2500U
- Starlab
- Sterilin/Thermofisher
- Biomatters for Geneious licenses
- Wellcome Trust
- ERASynBio
- Microsoft
- TwistDX
- BlueTractor
- Olympus KeyMed
Wiki support
Cheers to those who helped us make the wiki look the way it does today, starting with next to no HTML/CSS/JS skills.
- Theo Sandersen, from the 2010 wiki-award-winning Cambridge iGEM team, for his advice that proved helpful getting us started.
- Paavan Buddhev, Oxford Computer science undergraduate, for suggesting a frontpage mockup.