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| <p>We want to give special thanks to our passionate pre iGEMers who helped us in the wet lab:</p> | | <p>We want to give special thanks to our passionate pre iGEMers who helped us in the wet lab:</p> |
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| Ana María Ocampo <br> | | Ana María Ocampo <br> |
| Argerie Oviedo <br> | | Argerie Oviedo <br> |
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| <p>Also, we want to thank the people who captured our team essence:</p> | | <p>Also, we want to thank the people who captured our team essence:</p> |
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| Daniel Better Leal <br> | | Daniel Better Leal <br> |
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| <p>DiffEasy couldn’t been possible without the help of family, friends and all the people who saw our project and give us a hand. Thank you, every donation help us in a big way:</p> | | <p>DiffEasy couldn’t been possible without the help of family, friends and all the people who saw our project and give us a hand. Thank you, every donation help us in a big way:</p> |
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| William Alvarado<br> | | William Alvarado<br> |
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− | <h3>1.Validated Part / Validated Contribution:</h3>
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− | <p>We designed, expressed in <i>E.coli</i> and validated a protein that lyses <i>C. difficile</i>. In the assays held, our protein actually inhibited <i>C. difficile</i> growth. This part was submitted to the Registry with the following number: <a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2978000"> BBa_K2978000<a>.</p>
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− | <p>We managed to collaborate with other igem teams (UPNA, Tuebingen, TAS Taipei, Stonybrook, Düsseldorf, US AFRL Carroll HS, Strasbourg and UVA), as you can see <a href="https://2019.igem.org/Team:Costa_Rica/Collaborations">here.</a> One of our main collaborations was with the Tuebingen and TAS Taipei teams for the SDG challenge, where we gathered and analyzed how iGEM teams addressed the Sustainable Development Goals declared by the UN. Also, we provided the UPNA team with a water sample from Costa Rica, so that they could validate their project. We had plenty of time getting to know other teams and we are excited to meet them at the Jamboree. </p>
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− | <p>As our project is related with antibiotic resistance and synthetic biology we wanted to communicate those topics to Costa Rican citizens. In order to do so, we set three different targets: decision takers, patients and general public. We held several interviews with experts to collect information and we documented that in a handbook that we shared with our targeted publics. All our achievements of the human practices we did are recorded in our <a href="https://2019.igem.org/Team:Costa_Rica/Human_Practices"> Human Practices<a>page.</p>
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