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The sponge can filtrate up to 20m3 of water/day/kg making it one of the most powerful filtrating system alive. Pseudovibrio denitrificans has been shown to be part of several sponges microbiome. Our project is based on the engineering of this bacterium in order to develop a filtrating system allowing to sense and even degrade pollutants in water when cooperating with sponges.
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Revision as of 17:35, 20 August 2014
IGEM Evry 2014
Abstract
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Team members
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Collaborations
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Donators
Nicolas Cornille, Yves Mansoulie, Kevin Berenger, Benoît Monjanel, Pierre Parutto, Laurence Catatao, Hélène Gontier, Fatouma Sanou, Paul Besançon, Adrien Isidore, Diane Thomas, Odile Boyer, Julie Zaworski, Bernard Jesop, Jean-Louis Leuci, Hélène Dumant, Maurice Gontier, Aurélie Bérenger, Sylvie Currias, Maximin Rousseill, Florian Duval, Bastien Maysseng, Samuel Parmentier, Muriel Walter, Xavier Ferbeck, Béatrice Besançon, Alain Bauer, Gérard Vilarem.
