Attributions
Over the course of this project, iGEM Toronto has had a considerable amount of help to overcome many hurdles. We will be forever in debt to the following individuals and organizations without whom this project would have been difficult to make a success.
Wet Lab
Biozone
- Dr. Sean Caffrey - Providing Lab Space
- Dr. Grant Allen - Chemical Engineering - Providing Lab Space
- Dr. Elizabeth Edwards - Providing Lab space
- Dr. Radhakrishnan Mahadevan - supervisor
- Endang Susilawati - BioZone Lab manager - Equipment & Biosafety training, Emotional Support
Mahadevan Lab
- Christian Euler - provided the sequence for LacILOV, pKDL071 plasmid, design help, troubleshooting assistance, Troubleshooting help and equipment training
- Ruhi Choudhary
- Kevin Correira - Gave us our nickname (wolf pack)
- Patrick Diep
- Kayla Nemr
- Naveen Venayak
- Aditya Vik Pandit
- Scott Proulx
- Kaushik Raj Venkatesan
- Benjamin Stordy
Troubleshooting
- Anna Khusnutdinova - Plate reader equipment training
- Tatiana Skarina - Liquid Nitrogen Training
- Phil Milczarek - Package delivery
- Korchesca - Yakunin Lab
Maxwell Lab
- Dr. Maxwell - antiCRISPR help
- Bianca Garcia - help in selecting specific Acr, project guidance regarding anticrispr portion of the project
Hardware
- Dr. Laura Prochazka
Others
- Dr. Soumaya Zlitni - CRISPR assays
- Dr. Amy Caudy - CRISPR assays
- Brendan Hussey from McMillan’s Lab - Project feedback
Human Practices
Vic Records
- Aaron
Video Interviews
- Alice Wong
- Anita Cameron
- Dr. Christopher Brittain
- Rabbi Michael Stroh
- Rabbi Aaron Greenberg
- Dr. Laura Prochazka
- Dr. Margaret Cheng
- Dr. Rodrigo Fernandez-Gonzalez
- Dr. Ronald Cohn
Podcast
- Jordan Thompson
- Dr. David McMillen
- iGEM Estonia
- iGEM Paris
- iGEM Uppsala
- iGEM Copenhagen
- Dr. Petri Lahtvee
- oGEM