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Revision as of 14:04, 18 August 2014
Welcome to the Cambridge-JIC 2014 iGEM Wiki!
Here, you can find out about our project and adventures.
Contact us at: igemcambridge2014@gmail.com
Here, you can find out about our project and adventures.
Contact us at: igemcambridge2014@gmail.com
PhytoSpy: a modular biosensor
- Aim:
- Build a modular biosensor using the plant Marchantia Polymorpha.
- Plan:
- Use the lower plant Marchantia Polymorpha as a flexible biosensor. The input, processing and output functionality are parceled into separate modules which are linked using metabolites and inducible promoters. The modules can be interchanged, allowing many devices to be constructed from the same library of components.
- Vision:
- Produce input, processing and output modules in separate plants which can be combined through Mendelian crossing. We want to make plant biosensors accessible to the home enthusiast in the same way that electronics is made accessible by Arduino.
