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Revision as of 07:39, 30 October 2017
Attributions
We succeeded in culturing B. Xyphilus by S. Cerevisiae to establish the system of inducing RNAi by feeding. In addition, we transformed the plasmid coding hairpin-dsRNA to S. Cerevisiae, fed it to B. Xyphilus, and observed it.
■General support
- Dr. Makoto Kitabatake (Institute for Virus Research, Kyoto University) helped us all through our project, provided us with a laboratory, and gave us professional advice as well as training us on the experiment of S. Cerevisiae and RNA.
- Dr. Knut Woltzen (Center of iPS Cell Research and Application, Kyoto University) helped us all through our project, and gave us professional advice.
■Project support and advice
- Dr. Yuko Takeuchi (Department of Agriculture, Kyoto University) provided us with B. Xylophilus, trained us on culturing and observing it ,and also provided us with a laboratory.
- Mr. Suguru Tanaka (Department of Agriculture, the University of Tokyo) trained us on culturing B. Xylophilus, and gave us a professional advice on it.
■Fundraising help and advice
- COSMO BIO provided us with reagents and kits, free of charge.
- Promega Corporation provided us with regents and kits, free of charge.
■Lab support
- Prof. Teiji Sota (Department of Science, Kyoto University) helped us with the usage of laboratory, provided us with a laboratory ,and let us use -80℃ freezer and Nanodrop of his laboratory.
- Dr. Tomoo Shimada (Department of Science, Kyoto University) provided us with a laboratory.
- Dr. Shuhei Nasuda (Department of Science, Kyoto University) provided us with a laboratory and a meeting room and provided us with some regents.
■Difficult technique support
- Dr. Ichiro Taniguchi (Institute for Virus Research, Kyoto University) provided us with the background of RNA nuclear export and helped us with the microinjection RI-labeled RNA into xenopus oocytes and the analysis. In addition, he provided us with DNA coding Rev protein.
- Dr. Ryusuke Tadokoro (Department of Science, Kyoto University) helped us with the usage of a confocal microscopy.
■Wiki support and presentation coaching
- James-Alan Hejna (Graduated School of Biostudies, Kyoto University) gave us valuable advice about our presentation and wiki.
■Human Practice support
- Kyoto city （Mr. Takubo ）
- Kyoto city forestry cooperative
- Kyoto-Osaka forestry cooperative (Mr. Onishi, Mr. Enotani)
■Thanks and acknowledgements for all other people involved in helping make a successful iGEM team
- Prof. Keiko Kuroda (Department of Agriculture, Kobe University) provided us with a background on the matter of the pine disease in Japan.
- Dr. Taisei Kikuchi (Department of Medicine, Miyazaki University) suggested the possibility of culturing B. Xylophilus with S. Cerevisiae.
- Mr. Shuhei Yamada (Underraduate school of Engineering, Kyoto University) helped us with revising our English in wiki and presentation.
- Dr. Makoto Kashima (Department of Agriculture, Ryukoku University) helped us all through our projects.
- Mr. Fumitaka Hashiya (Undergaduate School of Science, Kyoto University) helped us with the registration and storage of reagents.
- Mr. Tomoki Uchino (Undergraduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University) trained us on the cloning experiment.
