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#Awarded Bronze metal in iGEM 2008 representing the University of Guelph with goal of engineering food grade bacteria to produce beta-carotene. Proof of concept completed in E.coli. | #Awarded Bronze metal in iGEM 2008 representing the University of Guelph with goal of engineering food grade bacteria to produce beta-carotene. Proof of concept completed in E.coli. | ||
== | ==Interests== | ||
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# Genetic manipulation/rational design of symbiotic bacteria for therapeutic purposes; elaborating host/microbe interactions, controlled drug delivery, etc. | # Genetic manipulation/rational design of symbiotic bacteria for therapeutic purposes; elaborating host/microbe interactions, controlled drug delivery, etc. | ||
# Organelle-like, compartmentalized isolation of select metabolic components for introducing modularity and increasing pathway efficiency. | # Organelle-like, compartmentalized isolation of select metabolic components for introducing modularity and increasing pathway efficiency. | ||
# Reliable, targeted gene manipulation in eukaryotes (gene therapy) | # Harnessing cellular energy for powering electronics | ||
# Reliable, targeted gene manipulation in eukaryotes (gene therapy). | |||
===Other Interests=== | ===Other Interests=== | ||
# Epigenetics: particularly of neuroplasticity. | # Epigenetics: particularly of neuroplasticity. | ||
# Brain-machine interfaces | |||
# IPSC's: everything. | # IPSC's: everything. | ||
==Publications== | ==Favorite Publications in Related to Field== | ||
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