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| + | To help the iGEM community has built two software tools for the iGEM competition. One to help optimize BioBricks for synthesis, | ||
| + | and the other generates permutations based on free-energy equations. | ||
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| + | BOTs was shown to be compatible with synthesis checking software such as IT Gene Fragment Synthesis, can be easily used with its website to optimize BioBricks. | ||
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| + | iGAM is built within an R package, iGAM is flexible enough to allow teams to build their own genetic algorithms, iGAM is a toolbox. | ||
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Revision as of 01:20, 22 October 2019
Software Tools
To help the iGEM community has built two software tools for the iGEM competition. One to help optimize BioBricks for synthesis, and the other generates permutations based on free-energy equations.
BOTs was shown to be compatible with synthesis checking software such as IT Gene Fragment Synthesis, can be easily used with its website to optimize BioBricks.
iGAM is built within an R package, iGAM is flexible enough to allow teams to build their own genetic algorithms, iGAM is a toolbox.
