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Team Leaders
Daniel Stukenberg
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Part Collection
Favorite Bacterium: Vibrio natriegens - are there other bacteria out there?
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : The moment when I wanted to prepare competent cells and took them out of the shaker with OD 0.4. Shaking by hand for five minutes and I had them ready for harvesting with OD 0.5.
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : It´s much harder to postpone lab work if your instructor sees the grown colonies early in the eveningSocial Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Memduha Muratoglu
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Strain Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Myxococcus xanthus - because it forms sun shaped spots on agar plates.
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : When I forgot to incubate plates at 37°C and could nevertheless perform colony PCR after 3 hours. The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : When I had to shorten my coffee breaks because the culture would otherwise become to denseSocial Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Members
Daniel Bauersachs
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology Subgroup: Strain Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Treponema pallidum The moment I loved working with V. natriegens :
After we created the first growth curve and showed how f***ing incredible fast it grows. The moment I hated working with V. natriegens :
Almost everyday, work sucks!Social Media:
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Benjamin Daniel
Field of Study: Master's student in Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Metabolic EngineeringFavorite Bacterium: Streptomyces venezuelae - because i like the hyphal growth and chloramphenicol! hi =)
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : When i could leave early because I could quickly pick colonies from a plate I had made after lunch.
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : When we still worked with E. coli, mistakenly plating V. natriegens on LB instead of LBv2 plates.
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Torben Gutermuth
Field of Study: Master's student in ChemistrySubgroup: Modeling
Favorite Bacterium: Deinococcus radiodurans - because it can survive a nuclear explosionThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : When Daniel M. told me I get to be on the paper
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : When I realized that he is jokingSocial Media: Placeholder Email: gutermut@students.uni-marburg.de
Carlos Helbig
Field of Study: Master's student in Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Part CollectionFavorite Bacterium: Lactobacillus sp. - because it is used for yoghurt, cheese, beer and other desertsThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : I transformed it in the morning and picked the colonies in the afternoon The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : I had to inoculate a liquid culture four times to get cells in their exponential phase because they grew just too fast!Social Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Tobias Hensel
Field of Study: Master's student in Chemistry
Subgroup: Part CollectionFavorite Bacterium: Photorhabdus luminescens - safed a lot of lives and it glowsThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : The incredibly fast growth rate of Vibrio natriegens allowed us to trace forgotten Lev 0 parts within a day starting with the PCR. Which made it possible for us to provide such a large variety of parts in this short time The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : Due to the rapid growth, there are no more breaks of 10 hours in which you could scarf. You always have something to do. *schnüff*Social Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Josef Hoff
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Biology
Subgroup: Part Collection
Favorite Bacterium: Vibrio harveyi - they can make big regions of sea get glowing if they work together. They are a model organism for Quorum sensing what shows again that Bacteria are not as simple as common people think.
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : The time before Wiki freeze because when you need a new part and a cloning result best at the end of the day, you can actually get it.
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : Definitely building a LVL2 Part in 3 days!
And when your CRISPER colonies are taking much longer than you are used to for colonies appearing. On the first day you think that nothing grows and that you messed everything up.Social Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Jana Jung
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Strain Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Myxococcus xanthus - because it has a "wolf pack" predatory behaviorThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : Placeholder The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : PlaceholderSocial Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Benjamin Marchal
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Computer Sciences
Subgroup: WikiFavorite Bacterium: Bacteria are boring. How about a virus that is mining BitcoinsThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : Who is V. natriegens?? Never heard about it..
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : Who is V. natriegens?? Never heard about it..
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Daniel Marchal
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Metabolic Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Synechococcus elongatus - because it is autotroph and has a fancy colorThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : When I saw that it has a higher protein yield and much better enzyme activities than E. coli
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : When I had to pronounce it correctly for the first time. Why isn’t this shit called Vibrio baam?
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Franziska Müller
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Strain Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Myxococcus xanthus - because of its social behavior (plus you’ll never forget the first bacterium you worked with)
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : Transformation in the morning, clones in the evening *after lunch (very helpful when Wikifreeze is approaching) The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : “The culture’s too dense...again.”Social Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Andrej Mušikić
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Physics
Subgroup: ModelingFavorite Bacterium: V. natriegens - it’s cool and the one I know bestThe moment I loved working with V. natriegens : not having to work in a lab. The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : not having to work in a lab.Social Media: Placeholder Email: Placeholder
Franziska Nousch
Field of Study: M.Sc. in Chemistry
Subgroup: Metabolic Engineering
Favorite Bacterium: Cyanobacterium - For its versatility in, and impact on nature and science. its important connection to biological evolution and its amazing potential for semi-artificial photosynthesis and other biotechnological applications.
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : The immediate success I achieved with the cotransformation and other electroporation of our constructs. It was my first ever transformation. And it worked perfectly in Vibrio natriegens.
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : The moment I hated working with V. natriegens: When realising somewhat late that “just add more salt” might cause more problems when initially thought / not starting on the development of a chloride-reduced medium sooner ^^’
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Alexandra Seiffermann
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Biology
Subgroup: Partcollection
Favorite Bacterium: Vibrio natriegens - the future!
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : Being able to share this incredibly fast organism with the other iGEM teams through the Vibrigens collaborations.
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : (Some of) the other iGEM teams finding it too fast.
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Anna Trodler
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Biology
Subgroup: PlaceholderFavorite Bacterium: alex - Placeholder2The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : When I smelled old plates with V. natriegens on it.
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Carl Jonathan Weile
Field of Study: Bachelor's student in Biology
Subgroup: PlaceholderFavorite Bacterium: auch alex
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Instructor
Rene Inckemann
Field of Study: Master's student Molecular and Cellular Biology
Subgroup: Metabolic EngineeringFavorite Bacterium: saccharomyces cerevisiae - (Yeast bacterium :D), because it´s cooler then all bacteria together
The moment I loved working with V. natriegens : when i realized that aqua cloning works so much better in vibrio then in E.coli
The moment I hated working with V. natriegens : when realized, how fast you have to be if you want to measure a growth curve by hand, without messing it up
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