Team:Technion-Israel

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Revision as of 21:30, 12 October 2014


Safie by Technion-Israel

The Project

We are developing a low concentration bio-detector.

The system is based on an intricate gate construct, utilizes quorum-sensing and an altered two-component signalling system. In addition, groundbreaking organic synthesis of a photo-switching molecule – Azobenzene – is used in a pioneering attempt to mimic biofilm formation.
We have planned and built a low concentration detector using these elements.



The Idea

Read about our vision for our project. Find out more about the idea and where some R&D can take us

How it Works

Find out how we planed to achieve our goal for low concentration detection

Alpha System

Explore our first genetic logic gates design in detail, what happens in the system and how it can detect low concentrations

Beta System

Read about our second design of logic gates meant to reduce noise thus help with more accurate detection

RNA Splint

Find out our plan to splint the LuxI gene sequance to produce it under 2 diffrent promotors and reduce the noise in the system

Azobenzene

Read about our pioneering method for bacterial aggregation using organically synthesized Azobenzene molecules

Histidine Kinase

Read how the Histidine Kinase system in E.coli can be used for different applications and substances

New Method

Explore a new method for faster DNA assembly based on Gibson assembly

Modeling

Check out our modeling for low concentration detection and bacterial aggregation

Experiments

Find out about the experiments we preformed and see the results. Read more about future experiments we planned

Policy & Practices

In our Policy & Practices project we focus on 3 principles:

Encouraging independent thinking and creativity among teens and youth
Progressing Arab-Jewish relations through the medium of science
Representing Israel as ambassadors in the international iGEM competition

SynBio in 3 languages

All of our Policy & Practices activities are related to our main concept of SynBio in 3 languages. Each activity was designed to include all members of Israeli society, and was held in Hebrew, Arabic and English.

iGEM high-schools

We have launched the first iGEM High School team in Israel! We designed detaild lesson plans, raised the money for the team and found facilities. The first group will start working for the 2015 competition.

SynBio Lectures

We have created detailed lesson plans including slideshows for children of all ages about Synthetic Biology in space and in water. We used these lesson plans for our activities and they are available for your free use.

Collaborations

In the iGEM spirit we collaborated with the Paris_Bettencourt team on a few projects including a weekly newsletter, and with BGU_Israel on an experiment.

The Team
Special Thanks

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