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Revision as of 15:49, 17 June 2014

iGEM Northwestern 2014

The Introduction

Antibacterial resistance has caused various problems...

and in our project we experimented with a nouvel solution of this problem

the outermembrane vesicle idea came from blah blah blah nutella sandwiches are great hazelnut skim milk Combination of roasted hazelnuts, skim milk and cocoa Has a hint of that roasted nut flavor A deliciously unique spread OH YEAHPerfectly delicious on a wide variety of breads If you like peanut butter, you will surely like Nutella

The Details

We can put some highlights in this section

what we can use it for

this new technology can be developed into this and this in the near future

Community Impact

if we were doing the wasteware treatment this would be more relevant

Adding to the Parts Registry

This summer we added a total of __ parts!

Outreach

A community outreach can be going to organizations in your community and talking about their project.

Collaboration with Uchicago

They are awesome, we are awesome, together even more awesome

some other important link

a one-two line description of what this links to

Thank you! Sponsors!
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