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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">The Brauer Group: Jeffrey worked with
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Benjamin Huang as part of the Brauer Group. They were in charge of the
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spent most of the summer cloning and testing the light regulated
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Ben also spent a significant amount of
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inspiration and snippets of code from previous iGEM teams: in
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particular 2013 WLC-Milwaukee, 2013 TMU-Tokyo, and 2012 WashU. He also
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He continued cloning work during the school year, along with taking over organization of the team and keeping up with the many deadlines when Jeffrey went
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Jeffrey worked on managing the team, setting up meetings, and having
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conversations with the school administration and other iGEM teams. He
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The Rebstock Group: Caroline Focht worked with Richard Li as part of
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activity testing aspect of the WashU iGEM project. Caroline and Richard
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fixation activity testing. They continued running experiments and
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Caroline also concentrated on WashU
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sought out other iGEM teams for collaborations. She also produced most
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of our logos and graphics for the website and presentations.<br>
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Richard was lab manger of iGEM at Washington University in St. Louis,
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thus in addition to the wet lab work he was also in charge of
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fundraising and securing for the project. <br>
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<h3>Attributions:</h3>
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Dr. Himadri Pakrasi and Dr. Tae Seok
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Moon served as mentors during our iGEM project. We had a few meetings
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with them in order to present our project proposals and check on our
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progress updates, and helped to give us feedback and troubleshoot when
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Dr. Pakrasi: Dr. Pakrasi is Myron and
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Sonya Glassberg/Albert and Blanche Greensfelder Distinguished
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University Professor, also Director of International Center for
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Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability (I-CARES). His research
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interests are: Photosynthesis, Nitrogen Fixation, Systems and Synthetic
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Biology. Pakrasi Lab’s current focus is on Bioenergy Production in
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Cyanobacteria.<br>
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Dr. Tae Seok Moon: Dr. Moon is a Principal Investigator and Assistant
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Professor in the Department of Energy, Environmental &amp; Chemical
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Engineering (EECE) at Washington University in St. Louis and heads the
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Moon Research Group (MRG). He generously allowed Ben and Jeffrey
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unfettered access to his lab and material equipment at all hours of the
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day (and night). Dr. Moon also financed ordering of primers and DNA
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sequence verification.<br>
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Our team would not be complete without our list of direct advisors:
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Andrew Ng, Bert Berla, Cheryl Immethun, and Dr. Deng Liu.<br>
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Andrew Ng:&nbsp; Andrew is an
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undergraduate biomedical engineer interested in the applications of
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systems and synthetic biology to cyanobacteria. He was also a past
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participant in iGEM at WashU. As the major peer advisor for iGEM
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project this year, Andrew provided invaluable advice and guidance on
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all aspects of both Rebstock and Brauer Group’s work, ranging from
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protocol design and lab technique training to providing material
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support for the GC activity testing. <br>
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Bertram Berla:&nbsp; Bert is a PhD candidate in Energy, Environmental,
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and Chemical Engineering. He is working to apply techniques developed
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to optimize the operation of chemical reactors to get more useful stuff
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out of our favorite micro-reactors: cyanobacteria. Bert assisted
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Richard and Caroline on experimental design. <br>
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Cheryl Immethun: Ms. Immethun is currently a PhD candidate in the MRG
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with Dr. Moon in the EECE department at Washington University in St.
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Louis. She serves as a senior iGEM advisor and over the course of the
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summer, provided invaluable advice and guidance on all aspects of the
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Brauer Group’s work, ranging from primer design and DNA cloning issues
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to providing material support for the light experiment. She also aided
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with cloning during the school year closer to the deadline as work
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conflicts slowed down progress.<br>
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Deng Liu: Deng is interested in the research on cyanobacteria,
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especially on the synthetic biology and transcriptional regulation in
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cyanobacteria. Deng helped iGEM members on details of experimental
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design, plasmid design, and cell culturing.<br>
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Our Non-iGEM affiliated advisors worked in their respective labs and
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would help us on a daily basis, whether it giving valuable input on
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experimental or cloning protocols or feedback during our project
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presentations. The list includes:<br>
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Allie Hoynes-O’Connor, Ray Henson, Ryan
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Lee , and Tatenda Shopera: The graduate students of the MRG helped the
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Brauer Group by aiding in answering every day questions and making sure
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we contributed to the well-being and material readiness of the lab as
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well as following all safety and labeling protocols. Ms.
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Hoynes-O’Connor served as our lab safety officer and gave us guidance
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and training on lab safety procedures. Mr. Henson also gave guidance
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and plasmid material in the Brauer Group’s early attempts at
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constructing a sequence verifiable chromophore. <br>
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Kenneth Ng and Soo Ji Kim: Kenneth and Soo Ji are laboratory technician
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staff in the MRG and helped resupply the lab’s vital operating stock
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materials and equipment in addition to giving advice and answering
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questions the iGEM students had. Kenneth provided his advanced
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expertise in adjusting and optimizing protocols drawn from his vast
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knowledge due to a highly inquisitive nature. <br>
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Nancy Duan: Nancy is the technician in the Rebstock lab. She takes
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responsibilities of maintaining cyanobacteria culture and assisting
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iGEM in doing experiments such as PCR, sub-cloning, plasmid preparation
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etc. <br>
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Jingjie Yu: Jingjie works on developing a new cyanobacteria model
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system for synthetic biology purpose, especially, for biofuel
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production. During iGEM project, she provided detailed advice on nearly
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all aspect of experiment for Rebstock group.<br>
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At Monsanto, a group of scientists specializing in nitrogen fixation
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sat in on our team’s presentation about the outlook of our nitrogen
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fixation project and offered plenty of suggestions through the advisory
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panel meeting. The diagnostic panel meeting with scientists of Monsanto
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later proved to be productive for the design and procedure of the lab
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Andrew Ng: Andrew also helped to create
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the list of kinetic equations for our model. <br>
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Brandon Nicklas: Brandon Nicklas is an undergraduate at Penn State; he
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helped us to design a kinetic model for our light regulation system. Unfortunately we did not continue with the model as we were missing some experimental values that we ran out of time to find. <br>
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Rajib Saha: Rajib is a PhD candidate at Penn State; he worked as a
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liaison between Penn State and WashU and guided Brandon and gave us
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feedback on the modeling.<br>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline; font-style: italic;">Human
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Practices Support:</span><br>
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Beyond the support of lab work design,
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Monsanto, and in particular Jose Prado, project lead of a paper
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published about how projects go from concept to market, provided human
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resources and materials including data sets, Power-point slides and
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presentations to enhance WashU’s iGEM video series.<br>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline; font-style: italic;">Financial
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&amp; Lab Facilities:</span><br>
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<div style="margin-left: 40px;">Pakrasi Group: Dr. Pakrasi and his
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research group at Washington University in St. Louis provided material
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and working space support for both Rebstock and Brauer Group. <br>
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Moon Group: Dr. Moon and his research group provided material and
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working space support for the Brauer group.<br>
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Zhang Group: Dr. Zhang and his research group at Washington University
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in St. Louis provided material support when we were lacking certain
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chemicals and let us use their temperature controlled growth chamber in
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which we conducted our light regulation experiments. <br>
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Sigma-Aldrich has supported WashU iGEM program since 2012. This year,
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Tonya Jackson, the Product Manager of Genomics and Research, provided
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help by not only offering funding for our project, gave us feedback on
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our presentation, and also provided us a sample of a new prototype
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media “EnPresso B” to test and enhance growth of our colonies.<br>
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Monsanto’s sponsorship continued in 2014 through material and
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advisorial means. On Wednesday, June 4, our team was invited to visit
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Monsanto Headquarters and its affiliated facilities. The tour gave team
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members a terrific impression about industrial-sized biotechnology
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development procedure and growth capabilities.<br>
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WashU iGEM would like to thank <a href="http://artsci.wustl.edu">Washington
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University School of Arts &amp; Sciences</a>, <a
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href="http://engineering.wustl.edu">Washington University School of
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Engineering</a>, <a href="http://undergradresearch.wustl.edu">Washington
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University Office of Undergraduate Research</a>, <a
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href="http://icares.wustl.edu/Pages/Home.aspx">Washington University
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International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability</a>,
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<a href="http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/united-states.html">Sigma-Aldrich</a>
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and <a href="http://www.monsanto.com/pages/default.aspx">Monsanto</a>
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for providing funding for stipends and materials. Lastly, we would like
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to thank <a href="http://www.snapgene.com">SnapGene</a> for their
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software to aid our plasmid designs. <br>
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