Team:Purdue/Introduction/Accomplishments

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<p>- Created a reliable electroporation protocol for Bacillus Subtilis</p>
<p>- Created a reliable electroporation protocol for Bacillus Subtilis</p>
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<p>- Developed a working seed sterilization protocol for our control plants</p>
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<p>- Developed a working seed sterilization protocol for our greenhouse control experiments</p>
<p>- Devised a genetic construct to produce phytosiderophores</p>
<p>- Devised a genetic construct to produce phytosiderophores</p>
<p>- Reached over 7,000 school-age children through the ZipTrips program</p>
<p>- Reached over 7,000 school-age children through the ZipTrips program</p>
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<p>- Submitted five new individual parts and one new device to the iGEM registry</p>
<p>- Submitted five new individual parts and one new device to the iGEM registry</p>
<p>- Fully planned out a final greenhouse experiment using rice and corn plants with control plants, wild-type bacillus, and our engineered microbes.</p>
<p>- Fully planned out a final greenhouse experiment using rice and corn plants with control plants, wild-type bacillus, and our engineered microbes.</p>
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<p>- Created a full feasibility report and cost-benefit analysis of our Minecrobe solution</p>
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<p>- Incorporated a lactose-inducible kill switch as a safety consideration into our project</p>
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<p>- Collaborated with academic and industry experts to gain perspective on the problem and our solution</p>
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<p>- Developed siderophore assays for characterization of our genetic construct</p>
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<p>- Researched growth protocols for greenhouse plants and developed full growing and feeding schedules</p>

Revision as of 00:13, 17 October 2014

Accomplishments

- Created a reliable electroporation protocol for Bacillus Subtilis

- Developed a working seed sterilization protocol for our greenhouse control experiments

- Devised a genetic construct to produce phytosiderophores

- Reached over 7,000 school-age children through the ZipTrips program

- Engaged over 100 farmers and industry representatives at Beck's Hybrid's "Becknology Days" event

- Performed engineering and science outreach with urban children at the Christamore House

- Completed greenhouse control experiments with corn and rice to determine growth at varying iron levels

- Submitted five new individual parts and one new device to the iGEM registry

- Fully planned out a final greenhouse experiment using rice and corn plants with control plants, wild-type bacillus, and our engineered microbes.

- Created a full feasibility report and cost-benefit analysis of our Minecrobe solution

- Incorporated a lactose-inducible kill switch as a safety consideration into our project

- Collaborated with academic and industry experts to gain perspective on the problem and our solution

- Developed siderophore assays for characterization of our genetic construct

- Researched growth protocols for greenhouse plants and developed full growing and feeding schedules