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== Team Members ==
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=== Instructors ===
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[[User:DavidGilbert|David Gilbert]]<br>
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[[User:corriecas|David Leader]]<br>
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[[User:Susanrosser|Susan Rosser]]<br>
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[[User:EmmaTravis|Emma Travis]]<br>
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|[https://2007.igem.org/Glasgow/Meet_the_team <font face=georgia color=#3366CC size=5><b>Meet The Team</b></font>]
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[[User:toby|Toby Friend]]<br>
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[[User:Rach|Rachael Fulton]]<br>
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[[User:mojs|Mai-Britt Jensen]]<br>
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[[User:0602359k |Karolis Kidykas]] [[Image:Glasgow_flags_lt.png|Lithuania]]<br>
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[[User:freestym|Martina Marba]] [[Image:Glasgow_flag_es.png|Spain]]<br>
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[[User:christinemerrick|Christine Merrick]]<br>
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[[User:MaijaP|Maija Paakkunainen]]<br>
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[[User:scott.w.ramsay|Scott Ramsay]]<br>
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[[User:mcek|Maciej Trybilo]] [[Image:Glasgow_flags_pl.png|Poland]]<br>
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[[User:peterz|Petr Znamenskiy]] [[Image:Glasgow_flags_ru.png|Russia]]<br>
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[http://www.gla.ac.uk Glasgow University] <br>
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Our project aimed to design and construct a completely novel type of self-powering electrochemical biosensor, called '''''ElectrEcoBlu'''''.  The novelty lies in the fact that the output signal is an electrochemical mediator which enables electrical current to be generated in a microbial fuel cell. '''''ElectrEcoBlu'''''  functions as a biosensor for a range of important and widespread environmental organic pollutants which stimulate the biosensor to produce its own electrical power output. The system has the potential to be used for self-powered long term ''in situ''  and online monitoring with an electrical readout.  Our approach exploited a range of state-of-the art modelling techniques to support the design and construction of this novel synthetic biological system.  This was facilitated by the entire team - biologists and modellers - working in an integrated laboratory environment.
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Latest revision as of 14:50, 26 October 2007

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Project Meet The Team Wetlab Modelling


Glasgow group picture.jpg

Our project aimed to design and construct a completely novel type of self-powering electrochemical biosensor, called ElectrEcoBlu. The novelty lies in the fact that the output signal is an electrochemical mediator which enables electrical current to be generated in a microbial fuel cell. ElectrEcoBlu functions as a biosensor for a range of important and widespread environmental organic pollutants which stimulate the biosensor to produce its own electrical power output. The system has the potential to be used for self-powered long term in situ and online monitoring with an electrical readout. Our approach exploited a range of state-of-the art modelling techniques to support the design and construction of this novel synthetic biological system. This was facilitated by the entire team - biologists and modellers - working in an integrated laboratory environment.


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