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Engineering Bacteria of the Lung Microbiome to Degrade Carcinogens and Toxins

By Purdue IGEM, Archana Kikla, Vi Ka Chaang, Kathryn Atherton, Caleigh Roleck, Andrew Santos, and Kevin Fitzgerald
Backed by Mike Fero, Archana Kikla, Rich Roleck, Barry Margolius, Alina Chiew, Veljko Svetozarevic, Lori Sherman- Atherton, Richard Roleck, Debbie Rudin, Carol Wamboldt, and 29 other backersBeth Santos, Vi Ka Chaang, Hana Kubo, Wade Lange, Tom Alar, Indri Hardjasatya, Dan Dawes, Kevin Solomon, Mundher Al-alawi, Nathan Hwang, Thibaut Labarre, Jenna Rickus, Rafael F.Font, Nora Miller, James, Maria Braun, Sharon Franklin Welk, Chris Thompson, Swetha Vinjimoor, Mirella Vivoli, PhD, Janie Brennan, Shweta Singh, Joel Malard, Paul Dawley, Nicolas Jeker, Wythe Marschall, Matt Vieyra, Robert Miller, and Cindy Wu
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West Lafayette, Indiana
BiologyEngineering
DOI: 10.18258/9470
$4,000
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Funded on 8/09/17
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