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PROJECT OVERVIEW

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Soils contain diverse microbial communities
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Within soil communities are microbes with helpful properties
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Endophytes are microbes that live harmlessly within plant tissues
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Endophytic bacteria may be programmed to influence the wider microbial community
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They may synthesise chemicals that attract or repel soil microbes
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They may attract nitrogen-fixing bacteria reducing use of synthetic fertilisers
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Or they may produce chemicals that deter pests and pathogens

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Newcastle iGEM is proud to be sponsored by:

The iGEM Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of synthetic biology, education and competition, and the development of an open community and collaboration. This is done by fostering an open, cooperative community and friendly competition.

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iGEMers are building a better world by solving problems with the help of synthetic biology. We inspire responsible innovation through our efforts in biosafety, biosecurity and public outreach.

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This global network is leading the field, taking what they learned in the competition and expanding it to continue to build a better world.

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We are always happy to hear from individuals, groups or organisations that would like to support our project. If you wish to discuss a collaboration, sponsorship or if you just want to learn more about the project, please get in touch using the contact details on the right. Alternatively, if you would like to donate a small amount to fund our project, you can do so through Experiment.com - an online platform for discovering, funding, and sharing scientific research.

Any support is greatly appreciated and funds raised will be used in all areas of the iGEM project - such as lab equipment, human practices research, merchandise and travel to jamboree in Boston, USA.

Contact Info

Where to Find Us

Devonshire Building
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 7RU

Email Us At

igem.team@newcastle.ac.uk