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THE ADVISORS kept the work on track and helped answer the tough questions. They also checked wiki pages related to their field of expertise.
 
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Weiqian Zeng was the main advisor of the team. She taught the students basics of synthetic biology and showed them how to use specialized equipment. She supervised the Biobrick construction and submission.  
 
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Dr. Jieqiong Tan, Dr. Zhengmao Hu, Dr. Kunlu Wu, Dr. Hailun He, Dr. Lijun Tang, Dr. Shuming Sun , Weiqian Zeng and others helped us during our brainstorming.
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Dr. Jiada Li is letting us use his lab for some experiments.
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Dr. Kun Xia and Dr. Shanni Li are our sponsors.
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Central South University offered us their support unconditionally.
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Yuelin Chen gave us a presentation coaching.
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Shuai Guo help us solve technique difficulties.
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Dr. Shuming Sun provided us cell lines Huh7.
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Dr. Rong Xiang provided us cell lines HepG2 and lo2.
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Dr. Xionghao Liu provided us gene sequences of HSV-TK.
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Dr. Kun Xia provided us several restriction enzymes.
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NUDT_CHINA share Escherichia coli and DH5α with us.
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Hunan Cancer Hospital gave us some useful advices on the development of our project.
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Lunan Youth Street cooperated with us on our Flash Mob.
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NUDT_CHINA, SJTU-BioX-Shanghai, Nanjing-China and UESTC-China help us build team.
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Meetup with ZJU_China.
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Bocai Excellence Primary School cooperate with us to launch a special science class.
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We would like to thank all the people who came to our progress and gave useful feedback.
 
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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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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Melbourne/Attributions">2014 Melbourne </a></li>
 
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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Valencia_Biocampus/Attributions">2014 Valencia Biocampus</a></li>
 
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<p>The Attribution requirement helps the judges know what you did yourselves and what you had help with. We don't mind if you get help with difficult or complex techniques, but you must report what work your team did and what work was done by others.</p>
 
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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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Latest revision as of 03:29, 18 October 2018


Attributions



OUR TEAM

THE TEAM includes a mix of complementary expertise. In the end the work was naturally split between the members. Below each member of the efficient team is linked to their identifying tasks.



TEAM LEADER

Xiangyu Li was responsible for the whole experiment. He performed cloning, BioBrick construction and validation of the constructed parts. Xiangyu also coordinated our collaboration with team Nanjing-China and CPU_CHINA.



TEAM MEMBERS

Qingxin Shi was responsible for the construction of the first plasmid. He assembled the reporter plasmid and the corresponding biobricks. Qingxin is also in charge of handing all files submission online.
Yunfeiyang Li did all work on coding wiki design into HTML and CSS. Throughout the project he provided supportive models for us.
Zhaoyang Xiang is a student at the Faculty of Medicine. He brought to the group a wealth of information regarding medical practice. In the lab he started off with the Interlab study and then played an integral role in Human Practice having an interesting science class.
Jiaqi Xiao is a student at the Faculty of Medicine. Early on she helped with the Interlab study. Subsequently she played a supportive roles in Human Practice.
Jiamiao Liu was responsible for Human Practice . She organized several fantastic activities to expand the influence of our project to societies.
Jiayi Li studies life science at the Central South University in Changsha. She is a versatile teammate. In Human Practice, she was responsible for the Flash Mob. In our lab, she played a supportive roles in different modules as needed. She is also a supportive role in graphic design.
Ying Yang performed experiments to ensure the construction of our plasmids and assisted with other experiments. She was also responsible for the Flash Mob in Human Practice.
Shangcheng Yu is a bachelor student at the Faculty of Life Science at Central South University in Changsha. Shangcheng provided valuable knowledge and ideas during the development of the concept of our project and the design. He also assisted with our experiments.
Xiandong Peng is responsible for all work on graphic design. He made the standard results image of our experiments. Keyu Yao is responsible for our graphic design. She beautified our wiki.
Yufan Dong is a bachelor student at the Faculty of Life Science at Central South University in Changsha.Yufan provided valuable knowledge and ideas during the development of the concept of our project.She contributed a lot to the building of our team.



THE ADVISORS

THE ADVISORS kept the work on track and helped answer the tough questions. They also checked wiki pages related to their field of expertise.

Weiqian Zeng was the main advisor of the team. She taught the students basics of synthetic biology and showed them how to use specialized equipment. She supervised the Biobrick construction and submission.
Yuelin Chen made sure all the deadlines are met and the loose ends are closed. In addition, she provided relevant literature and advice.
Shuai Guo provided valuable knowledge and ideas in modeling. His experience with data processing also proved useful in modeling our project.



THE INSTRUCTORS

THE INSTRUCTORS were closely involved keeping the message clear and the team on track to reaching the goals.

Kun Xia as our first PI keeps the great mood in the lab and his accurate questions leads everyone to the result without any need for explanation.
Jiada Li is the PI of Li lab on which we depend and so gave us a number of advices of our experiments.
Shanni Li provided tremendous organizational support for our team throughout the duration.



Acknowledgement


General support

Dr. Jieqiong Tan, Dr. Zhengmao Hu, Dr. Kunlu Wu, Dr. Hailun He, Dr. Lijun Tang, Dr. Shuming Sun , Weiqian Zeng and others helped us during our brainstorming. Dr. Jiada Li is letting us use his lab for some experiments. Dr. Rong Xiang provided us some materials for experiments. Dr. Kun Xia and Dr. Shanni Li are our sponsors. Central South University offered us their support unconditionally. Yuelin Chen gave us a presentation coaching. Shuai Guo help us solve technique difficulties.



Biological support

Dr. Shuming Sun provided us cell lines Huh7. Dr. Rong Xiang provided us cell lines HepG2 and lo2. Dr. Xionghao Liu provided us gene sequences of HSV-TK. Dr. Kun Xia provided us several restriction enzymes. NUDT_CHINA share Escherichia coli and DH5α with us.



Human practices support

Hunan Cancer Hospital gave us some useful advices on the development of our project. Lunan Youth Street cooperated with us on our Flash Mob. NUDT_CHINA, SJTU-BioX-Shanghai, Nanjing-China and UESTC-China help us build team. Meetup with ZJU_China. Bocai Excellence Primary School cooperate with us to launch a special science class.



And last but not least

We would like to thank all the people who came to our progress and gave useful feedback.