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Accomplishments
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-85 biobrick parts specified in part registry
::85 biobrick parts specified in part registry
-Figure of all parts made and parts tested and known to work—point to picture
::Figure of all parts made and parts tested and known to work—point to picture


What we take away
:What we take away
-What we learned
::What we learned
-Lab techniques:  
:::Lab techniques:  
pcr, digestion, microscopy (fluorescence), recombinant dna techniques
pcr, digestion, microscopy (fluorescence), recombinant dna techniques
-Teamwork:  
:::Teamwork:  
making decisions as a team
::::making decisions as a team
have efficient meetings (stay on topic, be concise but comprehensive)
::::have efficient meetings (stay on topic, be concise but comprehensive)
divide work, have regular team “update” meetings
::::divide work, have regular team “update” meetings
importance of communication among members and with advisors
::::importance of communication among members and with advisors
diversity of majors teaches us how to understand and work w/different ppl
::::diversity of majors teaches us how to understand and work w/different ppl
-Synthetic biology
:::Synthetic biology
how to apply engineering concepts to a very complex, living organism
::::how to apply engineering concepts to a very complex, living organism
advantages: utilize reproductive systems
::::advantages: utilize reproductive systems
What we say to future igem
:What we say to future igem
-Learning to work efficiently as a team is important
::Learning to work efficiently as a team is important
-Many unexpected problems come up in lab work
::Many unexpected problems come up in lab work
-don’t be discouraged by this
:::don’t be discouraged by this
- plan enough time for this
:::plan enough time for this
assemblies gave lots of errors
::::assemblies gave lots of errors
Quikchange often didn’t yield any colonies
::::Quikchange often didn’t yield any colonies

Revision as of 19:28, 10 October 2005

Accomplishments

::85 biobrick parts specified in part registry ::Figure of all parts made and parts tested and known to work—point to picture

What we take away

::What we learned :::Lab techniques: pcr, digestion, microscopy (fluorescence), recombinant dna techniques :::Teamwork: ::::making decisions as a team ::::have efficient meetings (stay on topic, be concise but comprehensive) ::::divide work, have regular team “update” meetings ::::importance of communication among members and with advisors ::::diversity of majors teaches us how to understand and work w/different ppl :::Synthetic biology ::::how to apply engineering concepts to a very complex, living organism ::::advantages: utilize reproductive systems

What we say to future igem

::Learning to work efficiently as a team is important ::Many unexpected problems come up in lab work :::don’t be discouraged by this :::plan enough time for this ::::assemblies gave lots of errors ::::Quikchange often didn’t yield any colonies