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Welcome to 2014 University of Melbourne iGEM. At The University of Melbourne, we’ve been working to develop systems for expressing star peptides in E. coli. We are excited to be working in this stellar combination of synthetic biology and biomaterials science. We welcome you to step into the scientific stratosphere to learn more about star peptides and the Melbourne Uni iGEM team.
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University of Melbourne
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Have you heard? Star peptides are an exciting type of peptide architecture, with the many different types of star peptides forming a constellation of useful molecules. Watch the video below to find out more.
Direct download of the video is available on the iGEM server here.
Browse through our website to learn more details of our star peptide design concept here at the University of Melbourne.
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