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The collaboration involves sending the English script to the collaborator, who translate it into another language record the translated script and send us the audio file(s). We stitch together the audio clips and the presentation slides to make the video. <br>We have had 13 different iGEM teams collaborate with us, resulting in language project videos in 17 different languages for a total of 25 videos. Through these collaborations, we were able to interact and share with all these teams, and it formed a big part of our iGEM experience to talk with such a diverse group of people working for the same goal. <br>
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<li>For popular organisms like <em>E. coli</em> and <em>L. lactis.</em> competent cells are required for transformation. From a brief literature survey we found several ‘naturally competent’ microorganisms. However, most of them were pathogenic and are known to harm humans. Hence, we cannot work with them in a biosafety level 1 laboratory.
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An organism that best fits both these requirements is <em>Acinetobacter baylyi</em>. The ADP1 strain of this organism is naturally competent, non-pathogenic, and has the property of degrading aromatics. This strain can be purchased from DSMZ.
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While perusing literature for <em>Acinetobacter baylyi</em> ADP1 we couldn't find substantial material, as information was sparse and not many tools were available to undertake synthetic biology experiments with this organism. This motivated us to build a toolbox for <em>Acinetobacter baylyi</em> that was generic and hence could effectively be used by research groups working with other organisms as well.
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The following two teams helped us out by by providing data on different chassis which was further curated and put up on our database. <br>
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A primary requirement for experimentation in synthetic biology is a fluorescent reporter protein. Hence we planned to codon-optimize two reporter proteins, GFP and mCherry, for <em>A. baylyi</em>. </p>
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<ul><li>We had a great time mentoring the Mohali team regarding their modelling which helped them in evolving their algorithm. We got to share our knowlegde and learn from them in the process.</li></ul>
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iGEM Collaborations Page

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Team: IIT-Madras/ADaPtat1on

Collaborations

Language Project Collaborations

The collaboration involves sending the English script to the collaborator, who translate it into another language record the translated script and send us the audio file(s). We stitch together the audio clips and the presentation slides to make the video.
We have had 13 different iGEM teams collaborate with us, resulting in language project videos in 17 different languages for a total of 25 videos. Through these collaborations, we were able to interact and share with all these teams, and it formed a big part of our iGEM experience to talk with such a diverse group of people working for the same goal.

  1. Pasteur Paris:
    • French - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  2. NYU Abu Dhabi
    • Mandarin - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Bosnian - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Korean - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Arabic - DNA & RNA
  3. Warwick
    • Malay - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Catalan - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  4. Tec de Monterrey Campus Guadalajara
    • Spanish - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  5. Anhui University of Technology
    • Chinese - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  6. ECUST
    • Mandarin - DNA & RNA
  7. Ruia Mumbai
    • Assamese - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Sanskrit - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Tulu - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Bhojpuri - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  8. ICT Mumbai
    • Urdu - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Marathi - Central Dogma and Translation
  9. Paris 2018
    • Italian - DNA & RNA
    • French - DNA & RNA
    • Persian - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  10. NUS Singapore Science
    • Korean - DNA & RNA
  11. Hamburg
    • German - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
    • Polish - Introduction to Synthetic Biology
  12. Nanjing China
    • Mandarin - Proteins
  13. Biomarvel
    • Korean - Intro to Synthetic Biology

    ChassiDex Collaborations

    ChassiDex is a database of host organisms containing all the information needed to work with the organism listed. The following two teams helped us out by by providing data on different chassis which was further curated and put up on our database.

  1. Marburg
    • Data on Vibrio natriegens
  2. SKLMT China
    • Data on Pseudomonas fluorescens

    Other Collaborations

    We collaborated with other teams to contribute to one of their social initiatives.

  1. IISER Mohali, India
    • We had a great time mentoring the Mohali team regarding their modelling which helped them in evolving their algorithm. We got to share our knowlegde and learn from them in the process.
  2. Vit Vellore
    • We participated in a beach clean-up organised by VIT at Marina Beach, Chennai.
  3. Tec de Monterrey Campus Guadalajara
    • We clicked a picture of us at a landmark in Chennai, with a placard and the distance of Chennai to Boston written on it.
  4. US AFRL CarrollHS
    • Mike the Microbe came to our lab here at IIT Madras, Chennai and we got to click pictures with him.
  5. HAFS South Korea
    • We contributed an Indian recipe that is easy to cook, healthy and diabetes-friendly. This will be used for Diabetic people to learn to manage cooking food.