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| - | Location, Location, Location: <br> Directing Biology through Synthetic Assemblies and Organelles | + | '''Location, Location, Location: <br> Directing Biology through Synthetic Assemblies and Organelles''' |
| + | <p style="font-size:10pt">[[UCSF/Main_Introduction|A General Introduction]]</p> | ||
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|<p style="font-size:14pt">Project 1: Protein Scaffolds as a Molecular Breadboard</p> | |<p style="font-size:14pt">Project 1: Protein Scaffolds as a Molecular Breadboard</p> | ||
| - | Using synthetic protein scaffolds to control information flow of a kinase pathway in eukaryotic cells. | + | Using synthetic protein scaffolds to control information flow of a kinase pathway in eukaryotic cells.<br> |
| + | [[UCSF/Intro|Read More]] | ||
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Engineering phosphoinositide "barcodes" to create an intracellular membrane-bound chassis for | Engineering phosphoinositide "barcodes" to create an intracellular membrane-bound chassis for | ||
| - | synthetic biology applications in eukaryotic cells. | + | synthetic biology applications in eukaryotic cells. <br> |
| + | [[UCSF/Organelle_Intro|Read More]] | ||
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| - | <!-- PEOPLE HEADER | + | <!-- PEOPLE HEADER --> |
<h3><html><img src=http://openwetware.org/images/3/39/Icon_groups.png alt=People> | <h3><html><img src=http://openwetware.org/images/3/39/Icon_groups.png alt=People> | ||
</html><font color=black>People | </html><font color=black>People | ||
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===Students=== | ===Students=== | ||
*[[Michael Chen]] (UC Berkeley) | *[[Michael Chen]] (UC Berkeley) | ||
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===Media=== | ===Media=== | ||
| + | *[http://igem.ucsf.edu UCSF iGEM Homepage] | ||
*[[IGEM:UCSF/2007/Photos | Photos]] | *[[IGEM:UCSF/2007/Photos | Photos]] | ||
*[[/Videos/]] | *[[/Videos/]] | ||
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</html>The Project</h3> | </html>The Project</h3> | ||
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===About Us=== | ===About Us=== | ||
*[[/Our Story/]] | *[[/Our Story/]] | ||
| - | ===A Guided Tour through the Project | + | *[http://igem.ucsf.edu Our official website] |
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| + | ===A Guided Tour through the Project=== | ||
*[[/Project Description/]] | *[[/Project Description/]] | ||
*[[/Main Introduction/]] | *[[/Main Introduction/]] | ||
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***[[/Microscopy/|Microscopy]] | ***[[/Microscopy/|Microscopy]] | ||
*[[IGEM:UCSF/2007/Plasmids | Plasmids & Sequences]] | *[[IGEM:UCSF/2007/Plasmids | Plasmids & Sequences]] | ||
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 | Project 2: Creating a Synthetic Organelle Engineering phosphoinositide "barcodes" to create an intracellular membrane-bound chassis for synthetic biology applications in eukaryotic cells. |
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