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| + | <p>NOT FINISHED As a team of only undergraduates, we conceived this concept on our own and have worked on it from start to finish. Our wet lab team cloned the redox-sensitive fluorescent proteins, ROS scavengers, and light-sensitive promoters and other redox-related proteins into pSB1C3. The team also tested the pDawn and pDusk system and characterized the redox-sensitive fluorescent proteins coupled with the ROS scavengers. Dry lab designed, 3D printed, and prototyped the camera system with the plastic planter cups filled with wet lab’s bacteria using materials and funding from REV and Cornell’s College of Engineering. The team also tested our project in Cornell greenhouses and PureSpinach’s own plants.</p></div> | ||
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NOT FINISHED As a team of only undergraduates, we conceived this concept on our own and have worked on it from start to finish. Our wet lab team cloned the redox-sensitive fluorescent proteins, ROS scavengers, and light-sensitive promoters and other redox-related proteins into pSB1C3. The team also tested the pDawn and pDusk system and characterized the redox-sensitive fluorescent proteins coupled with the ROS scavengers. Dry lab designed, 3D printed, and prototyped the camera system with the plastic planter cups filled with wet lab’s bacteria using materials and funding from REV and Cornell’s College of Engineering. The team also tested our project in Cornell greenhouses and PureSpinach’s own plants.
