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BioBricks is a standard for interchangable parts, developed with a view to building biological systems in living cells. Here you'll find a brief introduction to BioBricks as well as the plasmids that contain them:

• A Team Experience Tutorial
• An introduction to BioBrick® parts
• BioBrick Part Names
• Part Tables
• An introduction to Plasmids
• An introduction to Ribosome Binding Sites
• An introduction to Terminators
• How to Edit and Interpret Part Features
• Introduction to the Abstraction Hierarchy

BioBricks have been designed to be assembled using normal cloning techniques. Find out more about the diffrent types of Assembly:

• Standard Assembly
• Parallel Assembly
• Automated Assembly
• RBS-CDS Issues
• BioBrick Prefix and Suffix
• Registry Assembly Standards

An overview of the Registry's computational tools and how one may go about using them as they look to design and develop parts, device and systems.

• Toolbox Overview
• Sandbox Overview
• Tutorial: How to add a basic BioBrick
• Making BioBrick DNA

Overview & links on how to physically assembly BioBricks

• [http://openwetware.org/wiki/BioBricks_construction_tutorial How to perform a construction] - A step by step tutorial detailing one method of making Biobrick assemblies
• [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Protocols Open Wetware Protocols] are available for a number of biological procedures

• What we're using to produce the standardized parts distributed for the competition

• Information about the 2009 Parts Kit
• NEW: Plasmid Backbone Availability 2009
• Transforming Competent Cells
• Automatic Sequencing Algorithm
• How to check if a part is correct
  • How to read sequence analyses
  • How to read gel images
• How to request and recieve stabs
• More...

Registry Users & groups overview

• How to make Registry Accounts
• [http://parts.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/Help:Wiki How to edit a Wiki]
• Including Part Information on your wiki page
• Editing Part experience
• Single login system for iGEM and the Registry