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| - | + | |In the summer of 2005, 13 teams worked on projects involving chemotaxis regulation systems, cell-cell genetic communications systems, cellular/biological wires, thermometers, biological sketch pads (drawing systems), cellular relay races, a digital counter, and more. [[Igem 2005|Read more]] | |
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| - | + | |This year marked the first true Synthetic Biology Competition. Teams from five schools competed to build cellular state machines and counters. The teams came together for a ''jamboree'' in early November to compare their results. The most graphic project was "photographic biofilm" that could capture an image (now called ''coliroid film''). [[Igem 2004|Read more]] | |
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Revision as of 15:05, 14 August 2006
Previous Years
| 2005 | In the summer of 2005, 13 teams worked on projects involving chemotaxis regulation systems, cell-cell genetic communications systems, cellular/biological wires, thermometers, biological sketch pads (drawing systems), cellular relay races, a digital counter, and more. Read more |
| 2004 | This year marked the first true Synthetic Biology Competition. Teams from five schools competed to build cellular state machines and counters. The teams came together for a jamboree in early November to compare their results. The most graphic project was "photographic biofilm" that could capture an image (now called coliroid film). Read more |
