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Revision as of 01:03, 17 August 2017
GLASGOW IGEM 2017
Learn MoreThis sensor will utilise the rare sugar xylulose.
Which is found in the polysaccharide capsule of campylobacter and is released when the bacteria is run through an acidic solution.
Campylobacter1
Our project idea is to develop a biosensor to detect the presence of the bacteria Campylobacter. This sensor will utilise the rare sugar xylulose, which is found in the polysaccharide capsule of campylobacter and is released when the bacteria is run through an acidic solution.
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Our project idea is to develop a biosensor to detect the presence of the bacteria Campylobacter. This sensor will utilise the rare sugar xylulose, which is found in the polysaccharide capsule of campylobacter and is released when the bacteria is run through an acidic solution.
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