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<p>This page is your opportunity to explain what parts of your project you did and what was done by technicians, advisers, etc. This requirement is not about literature references - these can and should be displayed throughout your wiki.
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<p> All of the work done in your project must be attributed correctly on this page. You must clearly state the work that was done by the students on your team and note any work that was done by people outside of your team, including the host labs, advisors, instructors, and individuals not on the team roster.
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            <p class="lead">Each great discovery in the world of science is not the achievement of only one person, in
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                fact, it is the accomplishment of the researchers and the teachers and collaborators that were with
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                them throughout the development of the project. In TecTissue, a family was born, and they helped us to
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                succeed and search a novel treatment for people who have suffered from burns. Therefore, we want to
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. Aurora Antonio Pérez</strong> who worked with us in recombinant proteins, structures
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                prediction, expression, and purification.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for taking the time to explain to us and guide us all the way.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ramon Rivero Aranda</strong> the lab technician of Microbiology, that lived with us through our
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                everyday stress and anguish but always supporting us.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for your patience.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Jesús Enrique Chong </strong> who worked with us in the automatization of the hardware and all
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            <p><em>Thank you for teaching us.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Paola Andrea Mora Gazano</strong> the lab technician of Experimental Chemist, that gave us
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                material and remembered us to eat when we looked starved. </p>
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<li>Project support and advice</li>
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            <p><em>Thank you for caring.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Roberto Delgado Duran</strong> our other lab technician thank you for opening the lab early for
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                us and for giving us the necessary materials for our experiments.</p>
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<li>Difficult technique support</li>
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            <p><em>Thank you for your time.</p></em>
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<li>Project advisor support</li>
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            <p><strong>Christian Zaragoza Pérez</strong> the other lab technician of Experimental Chemist that always
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                opened the lab for us when Robert ran late.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for your help.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Yamir Bandala Solano</strong> who worked with us in the nanoencapsulation of chitosan and helped
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<li> Thanks and acknowledgements for all other people involved in helping make a successful iGEM team</li>
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                us predicting all the intermolecular interactions involved in it. He also helped us with the
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                crosslinking of the scaffold. </p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for all the knowledge.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Manuel Jaime Rodriguez</strong> who helped us acquiring the cell lines and teaching us the
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                protocols involved in the caring of the cell lines.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you, the cell line was a very important part of our project, without it we could not prove
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                    that our treatment works.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Josefina Castillo Reyna & Andrés David García García</strong> who helped us with the lab access,
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                the management and the resources for the project.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for the support.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. José Bustos & Ph.D. Atzin Robles Contreras</strong> they let us save our cell lines in
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                their lab's incubators when our CO2 ran out.</p>
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            <p><em>You were lifesavers, literally.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. Dulce Viridiana Melo Maximo</strong> for lending us some of her PDMS and showing us how to
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                prepare it and use it.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you, it was very importanat for our hardware.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. José Luis Flores Sevilla</strong> for giving us all the support in our project and for
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                sponsoring our project.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for searching how to cure burns.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. Edgar Oliver López Villegas</strong> in the use of TEM for the visualization of the
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                nanocapsules of chitosan. .</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for your time.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Ph.D. Maykel González</strong> for his feedback in nanoencapsulation of chitosan.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for making our project better.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>MSC Oscar Rodríguez Espinosa</strong> for helping in the scanning microscope in order for us to
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                see the nanocapsules of chitosan.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Carlos Uriel Ibarra Navarrete</strong> for helping us developing the mechanics inside the
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                Hardware.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for being there for us.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Emmanuel Zamudio Reyes</strong> for helping us developing the automatization inside the
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                Hardware.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for motivating us.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Gerardo Manuel García Lozano & Beatriz Hernandez</strong> the founders of Rino-Q, which receive
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                us with great delight in San Luis Potosí and show us the actual problem of burns in Mexico.</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for the motivation.</p></em>
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            <p><strong>Jaime Rodriguez Hernandes & Astid Alicia Vela Plata</strong> for helping us in the recording and
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                editing of the songs "Labs like you" and "Moves like iGEM".</p>
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            <p><em>Thank you for your time.</p></em>
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            <p>Last but not least, all the people that have supported us, the students that participate in our funding
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                activities and the other ones that kindly donated money to us.</p>
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            <p> But most importantly, thanks to our <strong>families</strong>, for believing in us and giving us the
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                chance of following our dreams.</p>
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            <p>Dear <strong>coffee</strong>: Thank you for being there for us all the way throughout the project.</p>
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            <p class="lead"><em>Thank you.</p></em>
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<li><a href="https://2011.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Team">2011 Imperial College London</a> (scroll to the bottom)</li>
 
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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Exeter/Attributions">2014 Exeter </a></li>
 
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For example, you might choose to work with an animal model during your project. Working with animals requires getting a license and applying far in advance to conduct certain experiments in many countries. This is difficult to achieve during the course of a summer, but much easier if you can work with a postdoc or PI who has the right licenses.</p>
 
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Attributions

Each great discovery in the world of science is not the achievement of only one person, in fact, it is the accomplishment of the researchers and the teachers and collaborators that were with them throughout the development of the project. In TecTissue, a family was born, and they helped us to succeed and search a novel treatment for people who have suffered from burns. Therefore, we want to thank:

Ph.D. Aurora Antonio Pérez who worked with us in recombinant proteins, structures prediction, expression, and purification.

Thank you for taking the time to explain to us and guide us all the way.

Ramon Rivero Aranda the lab technician of Microbiology, that lived with us through our everyday stress and anguish but always supporting us.

Thank you for your patience.

Jesús Enrique Chong who worked with us in the automatization of the hardware and all the circuits involved.

Thank you for teaching us.

Paola Andrea Mora Gazano the lab technician of Experimental Chemist, that gave us material and remembered us to eat when we looked starved.

Thank you for caring.

Roberto Delgado Duran our other lab technician thank you for opening the lab early for us and for giving us the necessary materials for our experiments.

Thank you for your time.

Christian Zaragoza Pérez the other lab technician of Experimental Chemist that always opened the lab for us when Robert ran late.

Thank you for your help.

Yamir Bandala Solano who worked with us in the nanoencapsulation of chitosan and helped us predicting all the intermolecular interactions involved in it. He also helped us with the crosslinking of the scaffold.

Thank you for all the knowledge.

Manuel Jaime Rodriguez who helped us acquiring the cell lines and teaching us the protocols involved in the caring of the cell lines.

Thank you, the cell line was a very important part of our project, without it we could not prove that our treatment works.

Josefina Castillo Reyna & Andrés David García García who helped us with the lab access, the management and the resources for the project.

Thank you for the support.

Ph.D. José Bustos & Ph.D. Atzin Robles Contreras they let us save our cell lines in their lab's incubators when our CO2 ran out.

You were lifesavers, literally.

Ph.D. Dulce Viridiana Melo Maximo for lending us some of her PDMS and showing us how to prepare it and use it.

Thank you, it was very importanat for our hardware.

Ph.D. José Luis Flores Sevilla for giving us all the support in our project and for sponsoring our project.

Thank you for searching how to cure burns.

Ph.D. Edgar Oliver López Villegas in the use of TEM for the visualization of the nanocapsules of chitosan. .

Thank you for your time.

Ph.D. Maykel González for his feedback in nanoencapsulation of chitosan.

Thank you for making our project better.

MSC Oscar Rodríguez Espinosa for helping in the scanning microscope in order for us to see the nanocapsules of chitosan.

Thank you.

Carlos Uriel Ibarra Navarrete for helping us developing the mechanics inside the Hardware.

Thank you for being there for us.

Emmanuel Zamudio Reyes for helping us developing the automatization inside the Hardware.

Thank you for motivating us.

Gerardo Manuel García Lozano & Beatriz Hernandez the founders of Rino-Q, which receive us with great delight in San Luis Potosí and show us the actual problem of burns in Mexico.

Thank you for the motivation.

Jaime Rodriguez Hernandes & Astid Alicia Vela Plata for helping us in the recording and editing of the songs "Labs like you" and "Moves like iGEM".

Thank you for your time.

Last but not least, all the people that have supported us, the students that participate in our funding activities and the other ones that kindly donated money to us.

But most importantly, thanks to our families, for believing in us and giving us the chance of following our dreams.

Dear coffee: Thank you for being there for us all the way throughout the project.

Thank you.