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The aim of our project is twofold: Firstly, we wanted to develop a method to easily measure the activity of a given promoter in meaningful units, such as polymerases per second (PoPS). Being able to conveniently measure promoter activity in such an absolute unit, would make it easier to compare results across different labs and experiments.<br> | The aim of our project is twofold: Firstly, we wanted to develop a method to easily measure the activity of a given promoter in meaningful units, such as polymerases per second (PoPS). Being able to conveniently measure promoter activity in such an absolute unit, would make it easier to compare results across different labs and experiments.<br> | ||
| - | Secondly, we wanted to use our absolute activity measurements to characterise promoters in the Standard Registry of Parts. | + | Secondly, we wanted to use our absolute activity measurements to characterise promoters in the Standard Registry of Parts. |
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- Home
- Overview
- Methods
- Achievements
- Team
At the Giant Jamboree, we received a gold medal and an Interlab Study Award. We also won the Overgrad Best Parts Collection.
Aims
The aim of our project is twofold: Firstly, we wanted to develop a method to easily measure the activity of a given promoter in meaningful units, such as polymerases per second (PoPS). Being able to conveniently measure promoter activity in such an absolute unit, would make it easier to compare results across different labs and experiments.Secondly, we wanted to use our absolute activity measurements to characterise promoters in the Standard Registry of Parts.
Reasoning
Reporter
Technical University of Denmark
Department of Systems Biology
Søltofts Plads 221
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark
+45 45 25 25 25
dtuigem14@gmail.com .
+45 45 25 25 25
dtuigem14@gmail.com . 
