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<li><b>Ruth Okunu</b>assisted us in running gels and also helped us numerous times with Lab logistics. | <li><b>Ruth Okunu</b>assisted us in running gels and also helped us numerous times with Lab logistics. | ||
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<li><b>Prof. Ben Gyan</b>, for helping us in coordinating student outreach | <li><b>Prof. Ben Gyan</b>, for helping us in coordinating student outreach | ||
Revision as of 21:35, 27 October 2017
We would like to thank the following individuals and departments for their help in making our project this year a success: We are the pioneering team from West Africa for iGEM, and we FULLY acknowledge that it would be near impossible without their help and expertise.
- Kwadwo Akyea Mensah, for helping us with lab logistics.
- Ruth Okunuassisted us in running gels and also helped us numerous times with Lab logistics.
- Festus Kojo Acquahshowing us how to use the plate reader for our interlab measurement study.
- Prof. Ben Gyan, for helping us in coordinating student outreach
Special thanks to Linda Amoah and the Noguchi Memorial Institute for providing us a laboratory to work with and aiding us in all the ensuing logistics. Not forgetting all the guidance and constructive critiques, they provided that helped us on our project. OUR DEEPEST THANKS GOES TO YOU.
