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UC Berkeley BioE140L: SynBio Bootcamp, Spring 2010
You've reached the main page for 2010 SynBio Bootcamp, an undergraduate course taught by Chris Anderson in UC Berkeley's Department of Bioengineering! Our group project is to make DNA modification devices for phagocytic metazoans. Our parts include those needed for a variety of transposon, integrase, and homologous recombination-based devices expressed in E. coli for delivery of DNAs into eukaryotic organisms.
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Sequencing Log
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