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You've reached the main page for 2011 SynBio Bootcamp, an undergraduate course taught by Chris Anderson in UC Berkeley's Department of Bioengineering! Our group project is to develop a set of "stress" parts that respond to the toxicity of certain expressed proteins. The goal is to have materials for categorizing the types of toxicities that occur in the cell as well as parts that can be used for feedback regulation of toxic genes. The best way to learn more about the project is to look at the individual parts being made on the Projects link. | You've reached the main page for 2011 SynBio Bootcamp, an undergraduate course taught by Chris Anderson in UC Berkeley's Department of Bioengineering! Our group project is to develop a set of "stress" parts that respond to the toxicity of certain expressed proteins. The goal is to have materials for categorizing the types of toxicities that occur in the cell as well as parts that can be used for feedback regulation of toxic genes. The best way to learn more about the project is to look at the individual parts being made on the Projects link. | ||
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===[https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AtJsaKPNcPQxdEYyVnZILWRWa0hDQkdldGxrNE1Db3c&hl=en Sequencing Log]=== | ===[https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AtJsaKPNcPQxdEYyVnZILWRWa0hDQkdldGxrNE1Db3c&hl=en Sequencing Log]=== | ||
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[[SBB10Ntbk-ChrisAnderson | Chris Anderson]]<br> | [[SBB10Ntbk-ChrisAnderson | Chris Anderson]]<br> | ||
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UC Berkeley BioE140L: SynBio Bootcamp, Spring 2011
You've reached the main page for 2011 SynBio Bootcamp, an undergraduate course taught by Chris Anderson in UC Berkeley's Department of Bioengineering! Our group project is to develop a set of "stress" parts that respond to the toxicity of certain expressed proteins. The goal is to have materials for categorizing the types of toxicities that occur in the cell as well as parts that can be used for feedback regulation of toxic genes. The best way to learn more about the project is to look at the individual parts being made on the Projects link.
