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<html><h1>Join the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/sb-journal-club">Google Group</a> for email updates about journal club meetings!</h1></html>
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==March 1st 2010==
today is the DEADLINE for applying to iGEM!!!
we're so excited about meeting the applicants and putting together an awesome 2010 team.
==February 23rd 2010==
==February 23rd 2010==
transcription-based circuits: synthetic toggle switch in e. coli
transcription-based circuits: synthetic toggle switch in e. coli

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<html><h1>Join the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/sb-journal-club">Google Group</a> for email updates about journal club meetings!</h1></html>

March 1st 2010

today is the DEADLINE for applying to iGEM!!!

we're so excited about meeting the applicants and putting together an awesome 2010 team.

February 23rd 2010

transcription-based circuits: synthetic toggle switch in e. coli

on tuesday, february 23rd, we met once again (!) and discussed this paper:

construction of a genetic toggle switch in Escherichia coli gardner, et al, nature, 2000 [1]

as one of the first examples of using quantitative insight in the engineering of a bistable, transcription-based circuit, this paper helped lay the foundation for further work on synthetic genetic networks. in addition to discussing specifics about the paper’s content, we also used it as an introduction to some of the basic techniques, experimental approaches, and mathematics that are fundamental in the construction of synthetic circuits.

February 9th 2010

Our first meeting will be at 6:30 pm in BioLabs room 1058 (16 Divinity Ave, Cambridge MA). We will be discussing the Nature Editorial "Meanings of 'Life'". Join us for pizza and exciting discussion about the definition of synthetic biology and how it can affect our definitions of life.