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uOttawa iGEM has a project of epic proportions in store for this year.
Let us take you through our creative and scientific process of building one of the most interesting proposed genetic networks — one that may shed light on how stem cells specialize and allow us to create similar behaviour in a lab.
Eukaryotic, dual-input promoters.
See our yeast-optimized inducible and repressible promoters that we used in our network.
Interlab study
How to explain tri-stability with math
Collaborating with Waterloo, we created different systems of differential equations to see if we can quantify how the tri-stable network behaves.
and parameters
Talking synbio to Ottawa's youth.
How to build a new university-level program for synthetic biology at uOttawa.
Working hard Hardly working 24/7 since 2008.
and collaborations
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