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<p>This archive page shows all previous feature boxes that have been displayed on the main page. </p>
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  <h4>Featured Part</h4>
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  <h3>Metal Binding and Sensing Parts</h3>
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Every year, a number of iGEM teams complete a variety of biosensors and bioremediation projects that involve metal-binding and metal-sensing. Their focus may be on several pollutants or just one. iGEM teams have worked with metals like nickel, mercury, lead, arsenic, copper, amongst others.
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We've put together a collection of projects and DNA parts that are responsible for both metal binding and metal sensing.
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  <h3>Cellulose Collection</h3>
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  <h5>Group: Team Imperial 2014, and others</h5>
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    The 2014 Imperial iGEM team created a bacterial cellulose filter for their <b>Aqualose</b> project. They wanted to produce flexible, and pollution-specific filters to aid in water sanitation. They created a set of well-documented cellulose binding domains, paired with reporter genes (GFP) and metal binding domains.
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    Many other teams have also worked with cellulose, so check out the cellulose related parts collection.
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  <h3>Uppsala Chromoprotein Collection</h3>
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  <h5>Group: Team Uppsala</h5>
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    The 2011 Uppsala iGEM team centered their iGEM project around a library of reporter proteins with a focus on chromoproteins. The 2012 and 2013 teams, while having very different projects, continued the previous years' work alongside their projects.
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    This has resulted in a large collection of chromoproteins, with sequence confirmed samples, that can also be found in the yearly distribution kits. Check out their collection!
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  <h3>Anderson Promoter Collection</h3>
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  <h5>Designed by: John Anderson</h5>
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  <h5>Group: iGEM2006_Berkeley</h5>
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    Parts BBa_J23100 through BBa_J23119 are a family of varying expression level
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    constitutive promoters for <i>prokaryotes</i>. They are among the most highly
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    These promoters are included in the current Registry distribution in pSB1C3.
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Latest revision as of 15:16, 22 September 2017

This archive page shows all previous feature boxes that have been displayed on the main page.

Featured Part

Metal Binding and Sensing Parts

Every year, a number of iGEM teams complete a variety of biosensors and bioremediation projects that involve metal-binding and metal-sensing. Their focus may be on several pollutants or just one. iGEM teams have worked with metals like nickel, mercury, lead, arsenic, copper, amongst others.

We've put together a collection of projects and DNA parts that are responsible for both metal binding and metal sensing.

Featured Part

Cellulose Collection

Group: Team Imperial 2014, and others

The 2014 Imperial iGEM team created a bacterial cellulose filter for their Aqualose project. They wanted to produce flexible, and pollution-specific filters to aid in water sanitation. They created a set of well-documented cellulose binding domains, paired with reporter genes (GFP) and metal binding domains.

Many other teams have also worked with cellulose, so check out the cellulose related parts collection.

Featured Part

Uppsala Chromoprotein Collection

Group: Team Uppsala

The 2011 Uppsala iGEM team centered their iGEM project around a library of reporter proteins with a focus on chromoproteins. The 2012 and 2013 teams, while having very different projects, continued the previous years' work alongside their projects.

This has resulted in a large collection of chromoproteins, with sequence confirmed samples, that can also be found in the yearly distribution kits. Check out their collection!

Featured Part

Anderson Promoter Collection

Designed by: John Anderson
Group: iGEM2006_Berkeley

Parts BBa_J23100 through BBa_J23119 are a family of varying expression level constitutive promoters for prokaryotes. They are among the most highly utlized parts on the Registry and have been shown to work in E. coli and B. subtilus.

These promoters are included in the current Registry distribution in pSB1C3.


Image Design - Deprecated


2014 Feature Boxes