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Biosafety and regulatory challenges of rooftop installations		Contents
An important part of iGEM is thinking about the wider impact of your project. We considered whether it would be possible to set up our cyanobacterial solar panels on roofs at Reading or on people’s houses. This meant coming up with a design for a larger photovoltaic cell, considering the biosafety issues involved, and what regulatory challenges we would face.		Summary Introduction The System Example Regulations Biosafety Commercialisation Acknowledgements References



The System Information on our system. Sample Subsection Number One This is how an example subsection could be formatted.



Regulations Regulations



Biosafety Biosafety



Other challenges in bringing our product to market More info.



Acknowledgements Everyone we need to thank for help with regulations and biosafety information.



References Here are the references.

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-An important part of iGEM is considering the wider impact of your project. We considered whether it would be possible to set up our cyanobacterial solar panels on roofs at Reading or on people’s houses. This meant coming up with a design for a larger photovoltaic cell, considering the biosafety issues involved, and what regulatory challenges we would face.
+An important part of iGEM is thinking about the wider impact of your project. We considered whether it would be possible to set up our cyanobacterial solar panels on roofs at Reading or on people’s houses. This meant coming up with a design for a larger photovoltaic cell, considering the biosafety issues involved, and what regulatory challenges we would face.
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