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+ | Introduced a unique in vivo and in silico directed evolution interface as novel engineering paradigm to synthetic biology | ||
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+ | developed PREDCEL, as simple, cheap and easy-to-implement PACE alternative (Brezel) | ||
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+ | outlined a unique workflow for in vivo enzyme evolution based on computationally predicted riboswitches | ||
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+ | First iGEM team to use an engineered cytochrome to catalyze carbon-silicon bond formation in whole cell extracts (Carbon-silicon) | ||
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+ | Successfully integrated the feedback of experts and the broader public into our project design at diverse layers. | ||
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+ | Frist iGEM team to apply deep learning to protein engineering | ||
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+ | Implemented SafetyNET to safeguard directed evolution experiments | ||
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+ | Created and validated AiGEM, an intelligent software for generating protein functionality de novo | ||
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First iGEM team to use an engineered cytochrome to catalyze carbon-silicon bond formation in whole cell extracts (Carbon-silicon)
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Frist iGEM team to apply deep learning to protein engineering
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Implemented SafetyNET to safeguard directed evolution experiments
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Created and validated AiGEM, an intelligent software for generating protein functionality de novo
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