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<li>Dr. Eiji Masai, <i>Nagoya University of Technology</i> - Provided us with tph enzymes for our TPA sensor</li>
 
<li>Dr. Eiji Masai, <i>Nagoya University of Technology</i> - Provided us with tph enzymes for our TPA sensor</li>
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<li>Dr. Jason Khan, <i>UMD Biochemistry</i> - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
 
<li>Dr. Jason Khan, <i>UMD Biochemistry</i> - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
 
<li>Dr. Edward Eisenstein, <i>UMD IBBR</i> - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
 
<li>Dr. Edward Eisenstein, <i>UMD IBBR</i> - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
 
<li>Dan Trettel - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
 
<li>Dan Trettel - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.</li>
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We would like to acknowledge the students and advisors of the following groups, who contributed to the designs of our projects, and enabled us to learn through outreach efforts:
 
We would like to acknowledge the students and advisors of the following groups, who contributed to the designs of our projects, and enabled us to learn through outreach efforts:
 
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<li>Walter and Ryan, <i>Baltimore Biolab</i> - Helped us with our cellulose</li>
 
<li>iGEM Makerere and Alex Kyaborongo</li>
 
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<li>Eisenstein Research Group, <i>UMD IBBR</i> - They performed HPLC to analyze our PET degradation process and provided our <i>E. coli</i> BL21 cells.</li>
 
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<li>Kahn Research Group, <i>UMD Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry</i> - They provided us with reagents and access to their equipment, including their shaker and electroporator</li>
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<li>Jay Lab, <i>UMD Department of Bioengineering</i> - An iGEM member working in this lab conducted several experiments</li>
 
<li>Jay Lab, <i>UMD Department of Bioengineering</i> - An iGEM member working in this lab conducted several experiments</li>
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<li>Murphy Lab, <i>UMD Plant Sciences</i> - They provided us access to their equipment such as their microplate reader</li>
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<li>Murphy Lab, <i>UMD Plant Sciences</i> - Provided us access to their equipment such as their microplate reader</li>
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<li>Qi Lab, <i>UMD Department of Plant Sciences and Landscape Architecture</i> - Provided us access to their equipment such as their NanoDrop and their gel imager</li>
 
<li>UMD Bioprocess Scale Up Facility - iGEM members working there cultured and induced several samples of bacteria</li>
 
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All of the cloning, assembly, and wet lab work not mentioned were conducted by the iGEM students.
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Revision as of 02:58, 18 October 2018

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Attributions
Recognizing Those Who Helped Us
Special Individuals
We would like to acknowledge and thank following people for providing us with the resources, advice, and connections that made our project possible:
  • Dr. Eiji Masai, Nagoya University of Technology - Provided us with tph enzymes for our TPA sensor
  • Dr. Jason Khan, UMD Biochemistry - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.
  • Dr. Edward Eisenstein, UMD IBBR - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, organized an iGEM seminar, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.
  • Dan Trettel - Acted as a mentor to the team. Attended lab meetings, provided advice, and helped to make iGEM a wonderful experience.
  • Dr. Ramesh Jha
iGEM Teams and Collaborations
We would like to acknowledge the students and advisors of the following groups, who contributed to the designs of our projects, and enabled us to learn through outreach efforts:
  • Walter and Ryan, Baltimore Biolab - Helped us with our cellulose
  • iGEM Makerere and Alex Kyaborongo
  • RHIT iGEM
  • Yale iGEM
Laboratories
We would like to thank the following groups for their scientific advice and support:
  • Eisenstein Research Group, UMD IBBR - They performed HPLC to analyze our PET degradation process and provided our E. coli BL21 cells.
  • Kahn Research Group, UMD Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry - Provided us with reagents and access to their equipment, including their shaker and electroporator
  • Jay Lab, UMD Department of Bioengineering - An iGEM member working in this lab conducted several experiments
  • Murphy Lab, UMD Plant Sciences - Provided us access to their equipment such as their microplate reader
  • Qi Lab, UMD Department of Plant Sciences and Landscape Architecture - Provided us access to their equipment such as their NanoDrop and their gel imager
  • UMD Bioprocess Scale Up Facility - iGEM members working there cultured and induced several samples of bacteria
All of the cloning, assembly, and wet lab work not mentioned were conducted by the iGEM students.

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