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Revision as of 14:34, 17 October 2018

Collaborations

TecCEM Unesp_Brazil USP-Brazil Stockholm NU_Kazakhstan

Brazilian Meet Up

In collaboration with the other Brazilian teams (USP-SP and USP-EEL) and also former and future iGEM teams, we organized and participated in the Brazilian Meetup at USP-ESALQ, Piracicaba-SP. There, we presented our 2017 projects and our projects for 2018, also we had several lectures with synthetic biology experts including international speakers Drew Endy, David García Gomez, Thomas Landrain and companies like Braskem and SENAI-CETIQT.








Latin America Meet Up

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Labs Like you

This year, we cooperate with TecCEM team recording a video with a funny dance. Others teams did it too and TecCEM gathers the videos and made a parodies called Labs like you and movies like iGEM. This was so funny and made our iGEM routine happier.








Kazakhstan Collab

Our collaboration with Kazakhstan team began when they contacted us to talk about molecular modelling. As we’re working with enzymes that can be highly influenced by their structures and their interactions, we were very glad to contribute with them. We had a meet via Skype and we discussed about the uses of laccase and its interaction with substrates, talking about optimum pH and temperature, basically, we gave them data, and they returned with a model, exploring the reasons behind all the molecular proprieties. That’s important to understand the functioning of the protein and, maybe, we can solve certain problems or be able to find a probable substract for the enzyme with these models.


Stockholm Collab

In September, we contacted Stockholm team because our projects are similar and we can change ideas and information. After a Skype meeting, we talked about how our projects were coming and what we had did yet. After this, they shared with us their knowledge about different Waste Water Power Plants presents in Sweden. With this information exchange, we were able to compare how Europe (Nordic) and South America (Brazil) regions treat their wastewater.


Kazakhstan Collab

Our collaboration with Kazakhstan team began when they contacted us to talk about molecular modelling. As we’re working with enzymes that can be highly influenced by their structures and their interactions, we were very glad to contribute with them. We had a meet via Skype and we discussed about the uses of laccase and its interaction with substrates, talking about optimum pH and temperature, basically, we gave them data, and they returned with a model, exploring the reasons behind all the molecular proprieties. That’s important to understand the functioning of the protein and, maybe, we can solve certain problems or be able to find a probable substract for the enzyme with these models.

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