IGEM:Paris Bettencourt 2012/Previous Biosafety iGEM Projects

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Notebook Design Roadmap Meetings and to-dos Protocols Bibliography Previous Biosafety iGEM projects


Team Year Project Name Project Summary Biosafety Idea
St. Andrews
2011
Kill switch engage!
Kill switch Kill switch.......... Read More
Imperial College
2011
Auxin
Engineer bacteria to accelerate plant root development.............. toxin/antitoxin ................ Read More
Colombia
2011
"Detect and alert" system, as a defense aid for coffee plantations against fungi [1]
Bacteria are built such that they can detect chitin, an organic compound found in fungal cell walls, amplify this initial signal, and finally alert the plant by stimulating an early hypersensitive response against infection, while controlling their own population density A few ideas but no design:

1. amplification mostly from start to stop codon to avoid hidden pathogenicity + blast of sequences to confirm 2. Cloning in vectors without a mobilizable origin or TRA region. 3.growth curve of the strain to confirm low dissemination. 4. develop a strategy to monitory the presence of the modified bacteria in the crops fields based on color markers (no design made). Read More