Attributions
Supporters
Our team accomplished great things in the project Chlamylicious over the course of this year’s iGEM competition: We adapted a toolkit for the green algae C. reinhardtii with parts for successful and easy cloning of any transcription unit, which we implemented for the expression of the PET-degrading enzyme PETase by the algae and designed a bioreactor for its cultivation under constant monitoring of all parameters. These were our greatest supporters:
- our host laboratories Experimental Biophysics and Molecular Genetics from the Humboldt University of Berlin, who shared their infrastructure with us
- our supervisor Prof. Dr. Schmitz-Linneweber
- the principal investigator Simon Kelterborn, who guided us with his expertise in transformations of Chlamydomonas and CRISPR-aided genetic engineering
- the biological technical assistants Heide (Biophysics lab), Conny, Thea and Irina (all Genetics lab), who enabled us to launch the wet-lab
- computer scientist Vincent Will, who implemented the design for our website
- electrical engineer Markus Schultz, who helped designing and wiring the electronics for our bioreactor
- technical engineering student Alejandro Gómez Jimenez from the Technical University of Berlin, who wrote the CAD-models for all parts of our bioreactor
- the Interdisciplinary Workshop „Matters of Activity“ of Humboldt University, who laser-cut our hardware
- the Mechanical Workshop of the Physics Department of our university
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Timeline and responsibilities
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