20.20: Starter kit
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This site is a work zone. Eventually we hope to offer an array of animations with comic characters Systems Sally and Device Dude (and Buddy, of course) describing foundational ideas in synthetic biology. The site is started at Biobuilder
List your topic ideas here
All topic ideas are sincerely welcomed!!
Biobuilder SUBJECT=>TOPIC => CONTENT
SUBJECT: Science
TOPICS: (all topics will have a “making the connection to SB” button, a library button, a “related links” button, a “learning activities” button, an “ask us” button…there are better names I’m sure but it gives a starting place)
- evolution
- scientific methods
- prokaryote/eukaryote
- virus
- genome(DNA?*)
- ORF*
- Animation
- button x
- button y
- promoter
- terminator
- RBS
- RNA polymerase
- transcription*
- translation
- proteome
- central dogma
- reverse transcriptase
- water/hydrogen bonding
- ATP
- cell growth
- cell death
- pattern formation
- genetics
- epigenetics
- RNA processing
- lac operon
- lambda's genetic switch
- yeast two hybrid
- protein induction systems
- fluorescence
SUBJECT: Engineering
Topics:
- part*
- Animation
- button x
- device
- system
- standards*
- abstraction
- decoupling
- modularity*
- redundancy
- noise/hysteresis
- failure analysis
- inverter
- ring-oscillator*
- signal matching
- swing
- logic gates
- counters
SUBJECT: Technology
Topics:
- molecular cloning
- plasmids
- transformation/transfection
- selectable markers
- cellular cloning (button here like Dolly the sheep)
- PCR
- gel electrophoresis
- cellular cloning
- cell culture
- DNA sequencing
- DNA synthesis
- Animation
- button x
- microarrays
SUBJECT: Community
Topics:
- iGEM*
- Animation
- button x
- Registry of Standard Biological Parts
- SynBERC*
- BBF (sharing and innovation)
SUBJECT: History
- Asilomar*
- SB 1.0*
- intellectual property*
- biosafety levels
- Animation
- button x
- biosecurity*
- CDC*
Items with an asterisk (*) have been commented on for potential animations. Comments can be found under heading "Synthetic Biology, Summer 2007" on the personal openwetware page, User:adamsr
