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For the 2022 iGEM Competition, Team SUNY_Oneonta aimed to create a ghost phagemid, modeled after a T7 cyanophage, that can be used as a method of gene delivery in cyanobacterial engineering. The process of designing and constructing this phagemid involved several redesign cycles where feedback from experts and scientific journals yielded new information where we had to re-evaluate aspects of our project. This engineering design cycle was also an important component of our educational outreach, where we developed a museum exhibit highlighting the functions of viruses using a bacteriophage as an example.
Collection | Name | Strength compared to consensus |
---|---|---|
T7 promoters | BBa_R0085 | 1 |
BBa_R0180 | 0.72 | |
BBa_R0181 | 0.5 | |
BBa_R0182 | 0.3 | |
BBa_R0183 | 0.09 | |
RBS | BBa_B0034 | Reference |
BBa_B0032 | Medium | |
BBa_B0030 | Strong | |
BBa_B0033 | Weak |