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Revision as of 18:36, 28 May 2007
===Davidson & Missouri Western Team Logos, iGEM2006===
Contents |
Team Meeting Notes
Western Meeting Notes 051407 to Present [1]
Students
• Will DeLoache, junior biology major, [2]
• Oyinade Adefuye, Senior Biology Major, [3]
• Jim Dickson , ??? major, [4]
• Amber Shoecraft, ??? major, [5]
• Andrew Martens, Senior Biology major, [6]
• Michael Waters, Sophmore Biology major, mailto: miwaters@davidson.edu
• Jordan Baumgardner, junior biology, biochem/molecular bio major, [7]
• Ryan Chilcoat, junior biology major (health sciences), [8]
• Tom Crowley, senior biochem/molecular biology major, [9]
• Lane H. Heard, Central High School graduate, [10]
• Nickolaus Morton, junior chemistry major, [11]
• Michelle Ritter, junior mathematics major, [12]
• Miranda Showalter, junior biology major (health sciences), [13]
• Jessica Treece, junior biology major (health sciences), [14]
• Matthew Unzicker, senior biochem/molecular biology major, [15]
• Amanda Valencia, senior biochem/molecular biology major, [16]
Faculty
• Malcolm Campbell [17], Professor, Department of Biology, [18]
• Karmella Haynes [19], Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, [20]
• Laurie Heyer [21], Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, [22]
Shipping Address: Malcolm Campbell, Biology Dept. Davidson College, 209 Ridge Road, Davidson, NC 28036 [(704) 894-2692]
• Todd Eckdahl [23], Professor, Department of Biology, [24]
• Jeff Poet [25], Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics, [26]
Shipping Address: Todd Eckdahl, Biology Department, Missouri Western State University, 4525 Downs Drive, Saint Joseph, MO, 64507 [(816) 271-5873]
Project Overview
Solving the Pancake Problem with an E. coli Computer Our goal is to genetically engineer a biological system that can compute solutions to a puzzle called the burnt pancake problem. The EHOP computer is a proof of concept for computing in vivo, with implications for future data storage devices and transgenic systems.
Resources / Citations
Cool site for Breakfast [27]
Karen Acker's paper describing GFP and TetA(c) with Hix insertions [28]
Bruce Henschen's paper describing one-time flippable Hix sites [29]
Intro to Hamiltonian Path Problem and DNA [30]
