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The DNA Typewriter: Building a modular system to encode text in DNA

By Edinburgh UG IGEM Team, Rosie Maddock, Nikita Lazaroo, Catalina Rotaru, Azzurra Laura De Pace, Freddie Starkey, Alexandra Bisia, Brendan Largey, Petar Iliev, and Patrick Lim
Backed by Christos Bissias, Hans Thoolen, Devin Leake, Jenny Garnham, Elena Pavlidou, Nicholas Fry, J Sellers, Suzanne Largey, JIMMY NG, James, and 26 other backers
University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland
BiologyComputer Science
DOI: 10.18258/7330
Grant: iGEM Synthetic BiologyGrant: iGEM Synthetic Biology
$3,001
Raised of $2,000 Goal
150%
Funded on 8/26/16
Successfully Funded
  • $3,001
    pledged
  • 150%
    funded
  • Funded
    on 8/26/16

Lab Notes

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DNAresearchmethoddesignsynthetic biologyDNA sequencingBabbleBrickssequencenewiGEMcomputer scienceBabblEDlablab workbiologysequencingDNA extractioniGEM 2016synthesisencodingDNA archivallibrarytypewriterexplanationprotocolexperiment designligationassemblyproof of concept
Assembling the world's first DNA message
August 4, 2016
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Creating our DNA Library
August 3, 2016
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BabbleBrick v. 1.5 - new and improved!
July 29, 2016
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Good Day, World!
July 27, 2016
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