Team:Aachen
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<span style="font-size:300%;">Cellock Holmes - A Case of Identity</span> | <span style="font-size:300%;">Cellock Holmes - A Case of Identity</span> | ||
'''Welcome to the Aachen 2014 iGEM Wiki!''' | '''Welcome to the Aachen 2014 iGEM Wiki!''' | ||
- | + | Current methods to detect pathogens on solid surfaces have many drawbacks such as expensive and heavy equipment or long detection times. | |
- | + | The iGEM team Aachen 2014 developed a novel biosensing system called ''Cellock Holmes'' comprised of a 2D biosensor, the measurement device ''WatsOn'' and image analysis software ''Measurarty''. | |
+ | As a proof-of concept for''Cellock Holmes'', we successfully detected the pathogen ''Pseudomonas aeruginosa''. Through the use of our special genetic construct we could significantly enhance the detection speed as compared to a traditional biosensor. | ||
+ | All design choices were made in accordance to the "Open Source" principle, resulting a fast, mobile and inexpensive biosensor. Our technology is an ideal fit for low-budget institutions such as schools and community labs as well as the biohacking scene. | ||
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