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2024 Competition
iZJU-China
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Figure 1. The expanded market and custome's needs.
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Figure 2. The ceramide synthesis pathway.
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(-)-α-bisabolol production
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Figure 3. The α-Bisabolol synthesis pathway.
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Figure 4. The microfluidic chip structure.
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<p>
(1) To build the vector, we used BplⅠ and BamHⅠ to cut the vector and disrupt the TEF promoter, allowing us
to insert the CYC1 promoter and TSC10 into the plasmid.
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Figure 6 BplⅠ and BamHⅠare used to cut the vector, but did not delete the whole TEF promoter
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(1) After consulting our instructors, we used NaeⅠ and BamHⅠ this time. Although NaeⅠ also cuts the f1 ori
region on the plasmid, it completely removes the TEF promoter.
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Figure 8 NaeⅠ and BamHⅠare used to cut the vector and deleted the whole TEF promoter
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Figure 10 The microfluidic chip structure.
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Figure 10
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The microfluidic chip structure.
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Figure 11 The microfluidic with
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Figure 11
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Figure 12 The stainless steel was changed to the 90 degree bended stainless-steel tube.
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Figure 12
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Figure 13 The 0.17mm coverslip enable us to test cell under the 60x microscope.
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Figure 13
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Figure 14 The jig of the chip.
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Figure 15 The focus shift was largely reduced by using the chip jig.
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Figure 15
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The focus shift was largely reduced by using the chip jig.
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