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Edinburgh iGEM 2018

Our team is proud to state that we conceived the idea for Maxed OOT and subsequently designed and carried out all experiments ourselves. That said, there are many advisors who we would like to thank for helping to provide continuous advice and support, because, without them, we would not have been able to have achieved our goals.

Prof. Christopher French Gave feedback on all parts of project, in particular lab work, experimental design. Also allowed to use lab space once we could no longer use a teaching lab during the semester.

Holly Robertson-Dick Supervised us throughout all the project, advised on human practises, looked after us to make everything go smmothly

Dr Heather Barker Lab supervisor who was always there and gave feedback for all parts of the project, trained us to use lab equipment and help troubleshoot when things went wrong.

Dr Filippo Menolascina modelling supervisor, gave advice on presentation

Dr David Clarke advisor

Prof. Alistair Elfick advisor

Dr. Jane Calvert Helped the team in several meetings where she gave feedback on our approach to human practices and how likely our team was to achieve the various medal criteria.

Dr Rob Smith Helped the team in several meetings where she gave feedback on our approach to human practices and how likely our team was to achieve the various medal criteria

Dr Annagret Honsbein lab

Dr David Hills lab

Jackson DeKloe Edinburgh_OG team member, helped with InterLab study

Prof. Martin Waterfall Allowed the use of flow cytometer for the InterLab study and teached us principles of flow cytometry

Michael McDonald advised with wet lab work

Dr Elise Darmon Provided us DAPI, allowed us to use the Leach Lab fluoresence microscope, helped us greatly with microscopy result interpretation, provided us with strain named DL2524 and DL3355 and explained to us how it functioned.

Prof. David Leach Gave us advice on maxicell production and recomended us to try DL2524 and DL3355

McCormick lab For allowing Eva to use lab space and equipment for the semantic containment side of the project

Michael McDonald advised with wet lab work

Team members atributions

Eva Steele worked on the 2nd lock in our triple lock system - semantic containment.

Freddie Starkey worked on modelling

Ben Astles worked on

Charlie Mathews worked on

Samuel Grainger worked on

Inga Grazulyte worked on

Tommy Schmidlechner worked on

Ugne Baronaite worked on

Ajay Joshi worked on

Victoria Collins presented our team at iGEM UK meetup at Oxford

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              <p style="text-align:left"><b>Jackson DeKloe </b> Edinburgh_OG team member, helped with InterLab study   </p>
              <p style="text-align:left"><b>Prof. Martin Waterfall </b> Allowed the use of flow cytometer for the InterLab study and teached us principles of flow cytometry  </p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Michael McDonald</b> advised with wet lab work</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Dr Elise Darmon</b> Provided us DAPI, allowed us to use the Leach Lab fluoresence microscope, helped us greatly with microscopy result interpretation, provided us with strain named DL2524 and DL3355 and explained to us how it functioned.</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Prof. David Leach</b> Gave us advice on maxicell production and recomended us to try DL2524 and DL3355</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>McCormick lab</b> For allowing Eva to use lab space and equipment for the semantic containment side of the project</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Michael McDonald</b> advised with wet lab work</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Michael McDonald</b> advised with wet lab work</p>
+            <p style="text-align:left"><b>Michael McDonald</b> advised with wet lab work</p>
              <p style="text-align:left"><b>Michael McDonald</b> advised with wet lab work</p>