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<a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:ULB-Brussels/Project"> Introduction</a> |  
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<p>We'll present the results week by week, in order to report the progressive advancement of our project as faithfully as possible. When possible, we'll use the structure of the $\small WetLab & Methods$ section in order to clarify the link between each result and the part of the project it applies.</p>
 
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<h2> I.         30/06 – 06/07 </h2>
 
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• All the preliminary steps (brainstorming, organisation of the project,etc.) have already been done officiously during the year with the help of our supervisors.</p>
 
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• 1$^{st}$ meeting in order to organize the search of the sponsors, the creation of the wiki, and the completion of the safety form.</p>
 
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• A sponsoring folder has been written in French by the sponsoring team, and a first list of biotech companies and public services susceptible of offering us sponsorship has been made.</p>
 
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<h2> II. 07/07 – 13/07 </h2>
 
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• 2$^{nd}$ meeting to make a briefing of the coming manipulations and to find some ideas of Human Practice. Research of sponsorship is intensified.</p>
 
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• Familiarization with the lab and the first basic manipulations (preparation of media, dyalisis, electroporation) as well as presentation of the safe lab practices. </p>
 
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• Extraction of the biobricks we will use in our manipulation for cloning.</p>
 
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• The electrocompetent bacteria used for the cloning are MC1061 $\small E.Coli$.</p>
 
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• Spectrophotometric verification of the well-functioning of the RFP and GFP. The chosen biobrick of GFP had no promoter, we have to fuse it with a promoter.</p>
 
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• Conservation of the transformed bacteria at -80°C (in glycerol).</p>
 
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• Miniprep of the RFP and GFP biobricks, midiprep of the vector AraC-pbad33 (which we will use to make our constructions).</p>
 
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