Team:WashU StLouis/Attributions
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particular 2013 WLC-Milwaukee, 2013 TMU-Tokyo, and 2012 WashU. He also | particular 2013 WLC-Milwaukee, 2013 TMU-Tokyo, and 2012 WashU. He also | ||
began work on the kinetic model system of the light regulation system. | began work on the kinetic model system of the light regulation system. | ||
- | He continued cloning work during the school year, when Jeffrey went | + | He continued cloning work during the school year, along with taking over organization of the team and keeping up with the many deadlines when Jeffrey went |
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Brandon Nicklas: Brandon Nicklas is an undergraduate at Penn State; he | Brandon Nicklas: Brandon Nicklas is an undergraduate at Penn State; he | ||
- | helped us to design a kinetic model for our light regulation system.<br> | + | helped us to design a kinetic model for our light regulation system. Unfortunately we did not continue with the model as we were missing some experimental values that we ran out of time to find. <br> |
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Rajib Saha: Rajib is a PhD candidate at Penn State; he worked as a | Rajib Saha: Rajib is a PhD candidate at Penn State; he worked as a | ||
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development procedure and growth capabilities.<br> | development procedure and growth capabilities.<br> | ||
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- | WashU iGEM would like to thank Washington University School of Arts | + | WashU iGEM would like to thank <a href="http://artsci.wustl.edu">Washington |
- | & Sciences, Washington University School of Engineering, Washington | + | University School of Arts & Sciences</a>, <a |
- | University Office of Undergraduate Research, Washington University | + | href="http://engineering.wustl.edu">Washington University School of |
- | International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability, | + | Engineering</a>, <a href="http://undergradresearch.wustl.edu">Washington |
- | Sigma-Aldrich and Monsanto for providing funding for stipends and | + | University Office of Undergraduate Research</a>, <a |
- | materials. Lastly, we would like to thank SnapGene for their | + | href="http://icares.wustl.edu/Pages/Home.aspx">Washington University |
- | to aid our plasmid designs. <br> | + | International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability</a>, |
+ | <a href="http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/united-states.html">Sigma-Aldrich</a> | ||
+ | and <a href="http://www.monsanto.com/pages/default.aspx">Monsanto</a> | ||
+ | for providing funding for stipends and materials. Lastly, we would like | ||
+ | to thank <a href="http://www.snapgene.com">SnapGene</a> for their | ||
+ | software to aid our plasmid designs. <br> | ||
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