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Revision as of 22:28, 7 April 2012
3/20/2012
Today we attempted to build a circuit and added our project description. We also tried to select parts to be used in our biological system, we selected a promoter that functions as coliroid and is named BBa_R0082
3/21/2012
We worked on selecting the parts we need and selected two mint producing parts we could attempt to use BBa_J45004 and BBa_J45099. The banana producing part is BBa_J45199, an enyzme generator that creates an enzyme to catalyze the process that causes isoamyl alcohol to break down into isoamyl acetate, which smells like bananas.
3/23/2012
Today we hit a magnificent breakthrough in wiki page editing. We can now call ourselves masters. We also planned the system we will create for our project.
3/26/2012 and 3/27/2012
Worked on creating a visual of our system. We are working on Tinker Cell to create the whole thing and have a diagram of what we are creating. We know that we will need the light sensor (Cph8) part name BBa_I15010 and the molecule activating our smells will be the OmpRp part name BBa_R0082
3/28/2012 - 4/3/2012
Tim did a whole bunch of research and modeling. Austin and Brandon double tasked with "Operation Superman" which was a ginormous success.
4/4/2012
Each of the plasmids needed were inserted into compatible bacteria and grown on plates.
4/5/2012
Today we moved isolated colonies of each part to broth for growth. We also poured a bunch of plates!
4/6/2012
We worked on isolating the plasmids of each part. Return to Home
