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International Genetically Engineered Machine (IGEM)

The International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition unites university students worldwide to push the boundaries of synthetic biology. Participants develop innovative projects using "BioBricks," standard biological building blocks. Notable projects from the 2009 competition include restoring homeostasis in health, converting lactose into ethanol for energy, and creating cell communication systems. The competition fosters creativity and collaboration among teams from leading universities, notably projects from Chalmers, Stockholm University, and Uppsala University. The event culminates in a grand final, showcasing groundbreaking advances in biotechnological applications.

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International Genetically Engineered Machine (IGEM)

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  1. International GeneticallyEngineeredMachine (IGEM) - En tävling mellan universitetsstudenter i syntetisk biologi R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

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  4. “BioBricks” – Standardiseradebyggblock R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

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  6. Example projects (2009 Competition) Health & Medicine Restoration and maintenance of homeostasis through oscillations between dampening pathologic inflammation and immunosuppression - Stanford 2009 Energy Conversion of lactose into ethanol - Pavia 2009 Environment - sensing or remediation Production of color pigments in response to different concentrations of an inducer - Cambridge 2009 Information processing A cell-to-cell communication system that allows for the propagation of a set of instructions coded onto a plasmid - TUDelft 2009 Foundational research A “bio-screen” of voltage-activated yeast cells, where every “cellular pixel” produces light - Valencia 2009 Manufacturing Versatile protein production and delivery platform for targeting the intestine. Modules include drug production, self-encapsulation, and genome deletion. - Imperial College London 2009 R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

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  8. Svenskadeltagare (2009-2011): Chalmers, Stockholms universitet, Uppsala universitet R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

  9. IGEM 2011 - Europauttagning R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

  10. IGEM 2013 – LiUtidplan 2012 Hösten: Pejlaintresse, samla support, hittahandledare 2013 Jan-feb: Skapastudentgruppen, diskuteraprojektidéer Mars: Tävlingsanmälan, sponsorer, labblokal April: Labblokalklart. DNA-kit från MIT Maj– augusti: Arbete med tävlingsbidraget Sep: Färdigställapresentationsmaterial (webb, poster, video) Okt: Europauttagningen Nov: Final (USA) R.Forchheimer, 2012-11-06

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