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         <div class="a"><p align="justify">In our institution there isn’t a synthetic biology course, and the competition was our opportunity to immerse ourselves in this complex world; we started with the project brainstorming in February, working against <i>Paenibacillus larvae</i> and <i>Melissococcus plutonius</i> in mid-march and running protocols in the lab in June 10<sup>th</sup>. In our iGEM season, we were able to complete the InterLaboratory Measurement Study, build the composites <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834005">[BBa_K2834005]</a>, <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834006">[BBa_K2834006]</a>,  <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834003">[BBa_K2834003]</a> and add them to the iGEM registry, collaborate with more than fifteen teams, achieve twelve contributions for Public Engagement, cooperate with international agencies and most of all greatly live the iGEM experience. This wouldn't have been possible without all the persons and organizations that gave us their unconditional support throughout the development of the project. We really cherish all of this support; we are thankful because we learned hand-in-hand with many of them.</p></div>
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         <div class="a"><p align="justify">In our institution there isn’t a synthetic biology course, and the competition was our opportunity to immerse ourselves in this complex world; we started with the project brainstorming in February, working against <i>Paenibacillus larvae</i> and <i>Melissococcus plutonius</i> in mid-march and running protocols in the lab in June 10<sup>th</sup>. In our iGEM season, we were able to complete the InterLaboratory Measurement Study, build the composites <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834005">[BBa_K2834005]</a>, <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834006">[BBa_K2834006]</a>,  <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2834003">[BBa_K2834003]</a> and add them to the iGEM registry, collaborate with more than fifteen teams, achieve twelve contributions for Public Engagement, cooperate with international agencies and most of all, greatly live the iGEM experience. This wouldn't have been possible without all the persons and organizations that gave us their unconditional support throughout the development of the project. We really cherish all of this support; we are thankful because we learned hand-in-hand with many of them.</p></div>
 
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In our institution there isn’t a synthetic biology course, and the competition was our opportunity to immerse ourselves in this complex world; we started with the project brainstorming in February, working against Paenibacillus larvae and Melissococcus plutonius in mid-march and running protocols in the lab in June 10th. In our iGEM season, we were able to complete the InterLaboratory Measurement Study, build the composites [BBa_K2834005], [BBa_K2834006], [BBa_K2834003] and add them to the iGEM registry, collaborate with more than fifteen teams, achieve twelve contributions for Public Engagement, cooperate with international agencies and most of all, greatly live the iGEM experience. This wouldn't have been possible without all the persons and organizations that gave us their unconditional support throughout the development of the project. We really cherish all of this support; we are thankful because we learned hand-in-hand with many of them.

Wiki

Freepik: Image Creator at the Flaticon Platform
Some of his icons were used in the creation of the wiki.

Ing. Carlos Ventura
For all the advices on which books to read or where to get inspiration from.

Giphy.com
Source for some of the animations used for the creation of the wiki.

Alejandro Hahn
Whenever we got stuck, he had some some advice on troubleshooting.

Pexels.com
Some of the royalty free images for the creation of this wiki were taken from here.

Our work

Each member of the team contributed substantially to this project, the effort and skills of each one made everything possible. Here we detail how each team member was a key element for the development of a specific area and for the final integration of all our work.


Human Practices

  1. Alejandra Cervantes
  2. Pablo Espinoza
  3. Ana Laura Ortega
  4. Sayuri Sandoval
  5. Edmundo Valenzuela
  6. Anna Aguilar
  7. Michelle Parada

Modeling

  1. Edmundo Valenzuela
  2. César Villalobos

Drylab

  1. Zazil Solis
  2. Viana Pérez
  3. Daniela Oloño
  4. Pablo Rascón
  5. Ana Laura Ortega

Entrepreneurship

  1. Claudia Ortega
  2. Sayuri Sandoval
  3. Michelle Parada

Public Engagement

  1. Alejandra Cervantes
  2. Michelle Parada

Legal Framework Assessment

  1. Adriana Arely Varela
  2. Anna Aguilar

Wiki

  1. César Rodríguez
  2. Pablo Rascón

Wet Lab

  1. Zazil Solis
  2. Viana Pérez
  3. Daniela Oloño
  4. Pablo Rascón
  5. Anna Aguilar

Parts

  1. Pablo Rascón
  2. Daniela Oloño
  3. César Rodríguez
  4. Pablo Espinoza
  5. Ana Laura Ortega

Entrepreneurship

Raúl Lizarraras Durán
For solving the doubts of the iGEM teams that are developing the entrepreneurship sections in their projects, for advising us on our business plan and helping us prepare our Pitch for the presentation in Boston.

Luis Miguel Almanza Rueda
For providing advice in the development of the first steps of market analysis, the resolution of specific questions regarding the analysis of the industry and for giving us access to semester and entrepreneurship classes taught by him at the university.

Elías Solís Rivera
For helping us to solve doubts of entrepreneurship of iGEM teams in relation to patents.

José Luis Quintana
For providing support and advice in the area of ​​entrepreneurship.

Diagtech team; Alan Ventura Hernandez Talavera, Larissa Uribe Marioni and Itzeel Córdova Martín del Campo
For giving us their support when answering doubts about the iGEM teams related to biotechnology projects.

Melissa Lizeth Ferman Corral
For her great contribution in the translation and correction of our business plan and entrepreneurship general develop. For cheering us up and helping with fundraising.

Miguel Eduardo Acuña Luna
For contributing with the creation of animations for our business plan, SWOT analysis and Business Model Canvas.

Laboratory

M.S. Ana Carolina Apodaca Monge
Because she always showed us a big smile, motivated us to go ahead and verificate everything was in order.

Eng. Ivonne Hernández, M.S. Carmen Daniela González Barriga and Ph.D. Silvia Lorena Montes Fonseca
For supervising the correct use of laboratories and makeing sure everything was fine.

Ph.D. Quintín Rascón Cruz
For providing us laboratory advice and miscellaneous products for lab work.

Ph.D. María Antonia Luna Velasco
For all the kindness she always showed us and opening the doors of her lab to use their equipment to perform the InterLab study.

M.S. Mario Loya Rivera
For his good disposition and supervision of the equipment to achieve good results during the calibration and cell measurement protocols in the InterLab study.

Ángel David González Ortega
For giving us his valuable advice, sharing us his experience and his great support in protocols.

Eng. José Carlos Trejo Muñoz
For supporting us in the agarose gel DNA extraction protocol

María Elena Herrera Carillo and Giselle Flores Ugarte
For helping us with a protocol in a pinch

Eng. Ana Rosalía Ramos Achaval
For supporting us in the lab protocols.

Sponsors

For the synthesis of the essentials of our project: Apidaecin, abaecin, defensin 1 and defensin 2.

They provided us BioBrick® Assembly Kit, Q5® High-Fidelity 2X Master Mix, Quick-Load® Purple 1kb Plus DNA Ladder and NEB 5-alpha Competent E. coli.

For funding essentials for the lab.

For the SnapGene software availability in all the iGEM period.

Thanks to our institution for all the support with the competition.

Sponsorship of IPTG, SYBR™ Safe and PureLink® kit.
Sponsorship of IPTG, SYBR™ Safe and PureLink® kit.

Human Practices

Mr. Guillermo Rodríguez
For giving us a space to present our project in the monthly beekeepers’ reunion in Cuauhtemoc city and for his invaluable feedback.

M. S. Alejandro Romo Chacón and M.S. Adrián Ponce de León
For inviting us to the CIAD facilities, taking us to their apiary, showing us how they manage beehives and donating us both strains of the bacteria: Paenibacillus larvae and Melissococcus plutonius.

MVZ. Ernesto Tanús Sánchez
For supporting us during all the development of the project, inviting us to the IV State’s Beekeeping Forum and contacting us with different specialists in the area.

Lic. Felipe Esquivel Díaz
For giving us a space for spreading knowledge about synthetic biology and presenting our project to beekeepers in the IV State’s Beekeeping Forum.

Eng. Manuel Ramírez Salcido, MVZ Adolfo Arroyo, Eng. José Luis González Miranda, Eng. Alejandro Bianchi, Mr. Bryan Saavedra, Dr. Ernesto Guzmán Novoa, MVZ Juan Diego Pérez de la Rosa, FAI presidential staff member Lorenzo Della Morte, Ph.D. David De Jong
For their support, their invaluable comments and feedback.

Arturo Martínez
For joining forces with us in the First Committee of Disarmament and International Security, MEXMUN 2018.

Kim Flottum
For managing the publication of our article in Bee Culture Magazine.

SAIBT (Biotechnology Engineering Student Council)
For joining forces with us to organize the First Forum on Genetic Manipulation for students of different faculties in our city.

Ana Victoria Gutierrez
For her feedback in Public Engagement, and for sharing her point of view on how to enhance our Human Practices.

Saúl Fernando Pizarro Medina
For contacting us with Ph.D. Maria Mercedes Roca and guiding us in the Environmental Risk Assessment Guide collaboration.

Ph.D. María Mercedes Roca
For mentoring us with the collaboration of the Environmental Risk Assessment Guide and inviting us to participate in this great project.

Ana Sifuentes
For guiding us in our human practices and giving us feedback.

Gabriel Eduardo Dominguez, Grace Elizabeth Romo de Vivar Gallegos, Alejandro Aguilar García, and Margarita Chavez
For their support in the translation of the legal plan.

César Armendáriz Michel and Juan Carlos Zamora Vazquez
For helping us with the basis of the legal section for integrated Human Practices, contacting us with other law students and supporting us with the translation of the legal plan.

Mathematical Model

Raime Bustos
For his invaluable asistance in evaluating the progress of the mathematical model

General Support

Regina Castañeda
For supporting us with the organization of events and fundraising.

Ricardo Chávez and Minerva Castellanos
For giving us general advice to improve the development of our project and sharing with us his experience. For the presentation coaching.

Our families and friends
For always supporting and believing in us.

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