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<p><strong>William E. Bentley</strong> is the Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Fischell Department of Bioengineering and a professor in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department at the University of Maryland. Since much of his research focuses on the expression of biologically active proteins and quorum sensing, we have referenced many of his papers within the context of our research. We have also requested W3110 <em>E. coli</em> from his lab. (<em>Photo taken from UMD faculty website</em>)</p> | <p><strong>William E. Bentley</strong> is the Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Fischell Department of Bioengineering and a professor in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department at the University of Maryland. Since much of his research focuses on the expression of biologically active proteins and quorum sensing, we have referenced many of his papers within the context of our research. We have also requested W3110 <em>E. coli</em> from his lab. (<em>Photo taken from UMD faculty website</em>)</p> | ||
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<p><strong>Drew Endy</strong> is a prominent figure in the synthetic biology community and the professor of bioengineering at Stanford University in California. We are thankful for his help in shipping us a plasmid for Clontegration for our project. </p> | <p><strong>Drew Endy</strong> is a prominent figure in the synthetic biology community and the professor of bioengineering at Stanford University in California. We are thankful for his help in shipping us a plasmid for Clontegration for our project. </p> | ||
<p>(<em>Photo taken from indiebio.co</em>)</p> | <p>(<em>Photo taken from indiebio.co</em>)</p> | ||
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<p><strong>Steven Graff's</strong> paper, <em>"A Mathematical Model to Study the Role of the Lsr Intergenic Region in Mediation of Autoinducer-2 Quorum Sensing in</em> Escherichia Coli" has been an important modeling reference for our project. After we reached out to him, Steven Graff graciously allowed us to use his models and parameters and has given us invaluable advice for our modeling our project. (<em>Photo taken from LinkedIn</em>)</p> | <p><strong>Steven Graff's</strong> paper, <em>"A Mathematical Model to Study the Role of the Lsr Intergenic Region in Mediation of Autoinducer-2 Quorum Sensing in</em> Escherichia Coli" has been an important modeling reference for our project. After we reached out to him, Steven Graff graciously allowed us to use his models and parameters and has given us invaluable advice for our modeling our project. (<em>Photo taken from LinkedIn</em>)</p> | ||
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<p><strong>Dr. Sara Hooshangi</strong> is an associate professor at George Washington University. Her paper, "LsrR Quorum Sensing 'Switch' Is Revealed by a Bottom-Up Approach" has been notable reference for modeling our system. </p> | <p><strong>Dr. Sara Hooshangi</strong> is an associate professor at George Washington University. Her paper, "LsrR Quorum Sensing 'Switch' Is Revealed by a Bottom-Up Approach" has been notable reference for modeling our system. </p> | ||
<p>(<em>Photo taken from cps.gwu.edu</em>)</p> | <p>(<em>Photo taken from cps.gwu.edu</em>)</p> | ||
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| − | <p><strong>Shaun Moshasha</strong> is the executive director of <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> in Charlottesville, VA. He is also the Chief Executive Officer at <a href=" | + | <p><strong>Shaun Moshasha</strong> is the executive director of <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> in Charlottesville, VA. He is also the Chief Executive Officer at <a href="/Public_Engagement.html">Kombucha Biomaterials LLC</a>. He has been a huge help in guiding our project and has been helping plan our forum this upcoming fall. </p> |
<p>(<em>Photo taken from bio.science.com</em>)</p> | <p>(<em>Photo taken from bio.science.com</em>)</p> | ||
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<p><strong>Charles Richardson</strong> is a postdoctoral student studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Virginia. He is also the Director of Education at <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> and has given us valuable advice on the applications, feasibility, and scope of our project. </p> | <p><strong>Charles Richardson</strong> is a postdoctoral student studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Virginia. He is also the Director of Education at <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> and has given us valuable advice on the applications, feasibility, and scope of our project. </p> | ||
<p>(<em>Photo taken from openbiolabs.org</em>)</p> | <p>(<em>Photo taken from openbiolabs.org</em>)</p> | ||
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<p><strong>Amin Zargar's</strong> paper, <em>"Enhancing Intercellular Coordination: Rewiring Quorum Sensing Networks for Increased Protein Expression through Autonomous Induction"</em> significantly helped us guide our project. We were fortunate enough to be able to contact him through Skype and ask him for advice on various aspects of our project.</p> | <p><strong>Amin Zargar's</strong> paper, <em>"Enhancing Intercellular Coordination: Rewiring Quorum Sensing Networks for Increased Protein Expression through Autonomous Induction"</em> significantly helped us guide our project. We were fortunate enough to be able to contact him through Skype and ask him for advice on various aspects of our project.</p> | ||
<p>(<em>Photo taken from LinkedIn</em>)</p> | <p>(<em>Photo taken from LinkedIn</em>)</p> | ||
Revision as of 00:03, 10 October 2018
Attributions
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Bentley.png" alt="WilliamBentley" id="attributions">
William E. Bentley is the Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Fischell Department of Bioengineering and a professor in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department at the University of Maryland. Since much of his research focuses on the expression of biologically active proteins and quorum sensing, we have referenced many of his papers within the context of our research. We have also requested W3110 E. coli from his lab. (Photo taken from UMD faculty website)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Endy.jpg" alt="DrewEndy" id="attributions">
Drew Endy is a prominent figure in the synthetic biology community and the professor of bioengineering at Stanford University in California. We are thankful for his help in shipping us a plasmid for Clontegration for our project.
(Photo taken from indiebio.co)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Graff.jpg" alt="StevenGraff" id="attributions">
Steven Graff's paper, "A Mathematical Model to Study the Role of the Lsr Intergenic Region in Mediation of Autoinducer-2 Quorum Sensing in Escherichia Coli" has been an important modeling reference for our project. After we reached out to him, Steven Graff graciously allowed us to use his models and parameters and has given us invaluable advice for our modeling our project. (Photo taken from LinkedIn)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Hooshangi.png" alt="SaraHooshangi" id="attributions">
Dr. Sara Hooshangi is an associate professor at George Washington University. Her paper, "LsrR Quorum Sensing 'Switch' Is Revealed by a Bottom-Up Approach" has been notable reference for modeling our system.
(Photo taken from cps.gwu.edu)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Moshasha.jpg" alt="ShaunMoshasha" id="attributions">
Shaun Moshasha is the executive director of <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> in Charlottesville, VA. He is also the Chief Executive Officer at <a href="/Public_Engagement.html">Kombucha Biomaterials LLC</a>. He has been a huge help in guiding our project and has been helping plan our forum this upcoming fall.
(Photo taken from bio.science.com)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Richardson.jpg" alt="CharlesRichardson" id="attributions">
Charles Richardson is a postdoctoral student studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Virginia. He is also the Director of Education at <a href="http://openbiolabs.org/">Open Bio Labs</a> and has given us valuable advice on the applications, feasibility, and scope of our project.
(Photo taken from openbiolabs.org)
<img src="/images/Sponsors/Zargar.jpg" alt="AminZargar" id="attributions">
Amin Zargar's paper, "Enhancing Intercellular Coordination: Rewiring Quorum Sensing Networks for Increased Protein Expression through Autonomous Induction" significantly helped us guide our project. We were fortunate enough to be able to contact him through Skype and ask him for advice on various aspects of our project.
(Photo taken from LinkedIn)
We took some inspiration from these past teams wikis:
<a href="https://2017.igem.org/Team:Heidelberg/">2017 Heidelberg</a>
<a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:SDU-Denmark">2013 SDU Denmark</a>