The Registry's Repository

The Registry's Repository contains DNA samples for thousands of parts, submitted by iGEM teams and labs. Last year, iGEM teams sent in samples for over 1500 parts.

Be sure to add your parts and send samples to the Registry so that they can be made available to the community!

Featured on the Registry

The iGEM Registry is a growing collection of genetic parts that can be mixed and matched to build synthetic biology devices and systems. As part of the synthetic biology community's efforts to make biology easier to engineer, it provides a source of genetic parts to iGEM teams and academic labs.

You can learn more about iGEM Teams and Labs at iGEM.org

The iGEM 2014 Distribution is being prepared! More updates coming soon.

Brainstorming

The distributions will be shipping soon, so what should you do in the mean time? Brainstorm! We've created several pages to help teams see what projects have been done in the past and to highlight some of our most used and documented parts.

Collection Pages

These pages highlight projects from 2013 and previous years that you can browse for inspiration, Here you will find which teams worked with CRISPR in 2013, which are the most used part in the registry and which are most documented parts!

iGEM 2013 Results

You can look at previous iGEM teams for inspiration! You can see their presentations, posters and talks for ideas. Read their wikis and find out how previous teams have documented their projects, the parts they used and

2013 Results

15 Tracks

not sure where your project fits? Need ideas of what previous teams have done in a certain track? This year we have 15 different catergories! There is a place for everyone, you find more information at:

iGEM 2014 Tracks

2013 Annual Review

At the end of the 2013 season, we prepared a report summing up the year, The Annual review. The raw data used to create this documents is also available!