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-	My name is Jose Antonio Valencia-Castellanos. I am a Systems Engineer and Computer Science student at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Cali, Colombia. I am really excited about joining the Latin American Group for this competition because it is an opportunity for researchers from the called “third world countries” to get actively involved in cutting edge fields such as Synthetic Biology. I hope our involvement sets the foundation stone for a Latin American Community that will explore and develop inspiring research projects in this field.	+	To all students and Mentors
-	All my of my research work has been related to bioinformatics so far. I started my academic training in bioinformatics at McGill University during my exchange year. Afterwards I worked as a Research Assistant for Professor Michael Hallett at the McGill Centre for Bioinformatics. During this time, I was involved in a large project on identifying regulatory sub networks in Interaction Networks. This work was the basis of my undergraduate thesis that I will present soon at my home university.
-	Last but not least important, I would like to express my strong motivation for what we are about to explore in this competition. I am looking forward to use my knowledge and experience in Bioinformatics to develop something interesting and challenging in Synthetic Biology.	+	== Meetings ==
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		+	Lets get this ball rolling. First we all have to stay way in touch. That means constantly brainstorming new ideas and getting the hang of the registry parts.
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		+	Our meetings have been set for Tuesdays at 11:00am at dates to be determined and posted.
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		+	== Registry ==
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		+	Its important that everyone gets to understand the use of the registry, so keep brosing and if you have questions contact Laina or Dr Cuero.
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		+	== Bench Work ==
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		+	This coming week we will be starting to transform the DNA that was sent out out to us and making stocks.
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		+	== Diary ==
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		+	7/26/06-  Plated  BBa_I13500(pSB1A2) B0034 E0040
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		+	11M BBa_I0462(pSB1AK3) lux pRR0062 tetRQ04400 Q04122 Q04510 B0034 luxIC0061 B0015 lux pLR0063
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		+	11L BBa_S01931(pSB1A2) B0034 luxrC0062 B0015
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		+	13M BBa_Q04511(pSB2K3) B0034 cI lamC0051 B0015 cI+luxRR0065
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		+	10M BBa_I15004(pSB3K3) B0015 lacI+pLR0011 B0034 cI lamC0051 F1610 tetRR0040 LuxRI0462
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		+	The plasmids have been incubated according to the  conditions stipulated , 37 degrees Celsius and kept overnight.
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		+	More plasmids are going to be plated and put into stocks. We begin transformations next Monday. Our focus is on the lux gene and any sulfur coding regions that we have determined from our readings.

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Latest revision as of 14:02, 26 July 2006

To all students and Mentors

Contents 1 Meetings 2 Registry 3 Bench Work 4 Diary

Meetings

Lets get this ball rolling. First we all have to stay way in touch. That means constantly brainstorming new ideas and getting the hang of the registry parts.

Our meetings have been set for Tuesdays at 11:00am at dates to be determined and posted.

Registry

Its important that everyone gets to understand the use of the registry, so keep brosing and if you have questions contact Laina or Dr Cuero.

Bench Work

This coming week we will be starting to transform the DNA that was sent out out to us and making stocks.

Diary

7/26/06- Plated BBa_I13500(pSB1A2) B0034 E0040

11M BBa_I0462(pSB1AK3) lux pRR0062 tetRQ04400 Q04122 Q04510 B0034 luxIC0061 B0015 lux pLR0063

11L BBa_S01931(pSB1A2) B0034 luxrC0062 B0015

13M BBa_Q04511(pSB2K3) B0034 cI lamC0051 B0015 cI+luxRR0065

10M BBa_I15004(pSB3K3) B0015 lacI+pLR0011 B0034 cI lamC0051 F1610 tetRR0040 LuxRI0462

The plasmids have been incubated according to the conditions stipulated , 37 degrees Celsius and kept overnight.

More plasmids are going to be plated and put into stocks. We begin transformations next Monday. Our focus is on the lux gene and any sulfur coding regions that we have determined from our readings.