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<h1 size="20">Exeter iGEM 2014</h1>
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  <p>Our project has two aims: To create an organism capable of effectively degrading environmental contaminants; and to create and improve synthetic tools for the iGEM database.</p>
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                  <p>Our goal was to create a system capable of degrading environmental contaminants. Although we are working with TNT and Nitroglycerin, we aim to create a <b>modular system</b> which can be adapted to work on other chemical pollutants while still <b>utilizing the same regulatory elements.</b></p>
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                  <p>We are looking at some of the most commonly used regulators in iGEM to assess how reliable they are, by <b>testing for otherwise unknown combinatorial effects.</b></p>
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                  <p>We are also testing the fluorescent protein iLOV, which we think has the opportunity to become <b>a more effective marker and tool than GFP.</b></p>
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                  <p>These aspects of our project will come together to create an <b>effective, synthetic, modular system capable of effective bioremediation.</b></p>
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