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<p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Dr. Janie Brennan</strong>, our main advisor, put the team together and handled our registration this year. When we first started, she guided us through the process of brainstorming and developing our project. Dr. Brennan also reviewed cloning, PCR, and other lab procedures with us. </p> | <p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Dr. Janie Brennan</strong>, our main advisor, put the team together and handled our registration this year. When we first started, she guided us through the process of brainstorming and developing our project. Dr. Brennan also reviewed cloning, PCR, and other lab procedures with us. </p> | ||
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<p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Dr. Yinjie Tang</strong> provided us with lab space, resources, and equipment. </p> | <p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Dr. Yinjie Tang</strong> provided us with lab space, resources, and equipment. </p> | ||
| − | <h2> Zhang Lab Graduate Students </h2> | + | <h2 style="text-align:center"> Zhang Lab Graduate Students </h2> |
<p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Eugene Kim</strong> oversaw our work in the lab and taught us how to prepare LB media, LB agar, and antibiotic plates. He guided us through PCR and transformation at the beginning of the summer, providing us protocols for both processes, and he taught us how to use SnapGene to design primers and order DNA sequences. As we performed the Interlab study, Eugene also taught us how to operate the Zhang Lab's Tecan Infinite M200 Pro plate reader.</p> | <p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Eugene Kim</strong> oversaw our work in the lab and taught us how to prepare LB media, LB agar, and antibiotic plates. He guided us through PCR and transformation at the beginning of the summer, providing us protocols for both processes, and he taught us how to use SnapGene to design primers and order DNA sequences. As we performed the Interlab study, Eugene also taught us how to operate the Zhang Lab's Tecan Infinite M200 Pro plate reader.</p> | ||
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<p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Sarah Rommelfanger </strong> and <strong> Andrea Balassy</strong> answered questions with regards to working with cynobacteria and guided us through the transformation process and protocol. They also assisted us with Golden Gate assembly.</p> | <p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Sarah Rommelfanger </strong> and <strong> Andrea Balassy</strong> answered questions with regards to working with cynobacteria and guided us through the transformation process and protocol. They also assisted us with Golden Gate assembly.</p> | ||
| − | <h2> The 2016 WashU iGEM Team </h2> | + | <h2 style="text-align:center"> The 2016 WashU iGEM Team </h2> |
<p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Drew Ells, Harley Greene, Gillian Meyers, </strong> and <strong>Zach Glick</strong> both gave us advice on developing our project and planning out our work for the summer. We also derived some of the code for the lab notebook section of the wiki from Zach's work in the 2016 team's wiki. As a result, our wiki's lab notebook style is similar to that of the 2016 team.</p> | <p style="font-size:0.75vw"><strong>Drew Ells, Harley Greene, Gillian Meyers, </strong> and <strong>Zach Glick</strong> both gave us advice on developing our project and planning out our work for the summer. We also derived some of the code for the lab notebook section of the wiki from Zach's work in the 2016 team's wiki. As a result, our wiki's lab notebook style is similar to that of the 2016 team.</p> | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 7 July 2017
Attributions
Dr. Janie Brennan, our main advisor, put the team together and handled our registration this year. When we first started, she guided us through the process of brainstorming and developing our project. Dr. Brennan also reviewed cloning, PCR, and other lab procedures with us.
Dr. Himadri Pakrasi met with Alex at the beginning of the summer to discuss our project, giving him a few pointers on the UV radiation damage resistance mechanisms already present in cyanobacteria. Dr. Pakrasi also suggested several routes we could take our project, one being to compare different genes that combat UV-induced DNA damage.
Dr. Fuzhong Zhang provided us with lab space, resources, and equipment.
Dr. Yinjie Tang provided us with lab space, resources, and equipment.
Zhang Lab Graduate Students
Eugene Kim oversaw our work in the lab and taught us how to prepare LB media, LB agar, and antibiotic plates. He guided us through PCR and transformation at the beginning of the summer, providing us protocols for both processes, and he taught us how to use SnapGene to design primers and order DNA sequences. As we performed the Interlab study, Eugene also taught us how to operate the Zhang Lab's Tecan Infinite M200 Pro plate reader.
Sarah Rommelfanger and Andrea Balassy answered questions with regards to working with cynobacteria and guided us through the transformation process and protocol. They also assisted us with Golden Gate assembly.
The 2016 WashU iGEM Team
Drew Ells, Harley Greene, Gillian Meyers, and Zach Glick both gave us advice on developing our project and planning out our work for the summer. We also derived some of the code for the lab notebook section of the wiki from Zach's work in the 2016 team's wiki. As a result, our wiki's lab notebook style is similar to that of the 2016 team.
