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		+	== Tutorials ==
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		+	=== Background Knowledge for iGEM ===
		+	These are the guides that were written by the Biologists and Engineers of the iGEM team as we exchanged knowledge in the first week. The exchange proved to be useful as it served as a crash course to the relevant aspects of Synthetic Biology.
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		+	* '''[[IGEM:IMPERIAL/2007/Tutorials/Guide for Engineers|A Guide for Engineers in Synthetic Biology]]''' <br>
		+	* '''[[IGEM:IMPERIAL/2007/Tutorials/Guide for Biologists|Another Guide for Biologists in Synthetic Biology]]''' <br>
		+	* '''[[IGEM:IMPERIAL/2007/Projects/Modelling|A Guide to Modelling Biological Systems]]''' Soon to be completed!!
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		+	=== Journal Club ===
		+	Click '''[[IGEM:IMPERIAL/2007/JournalClub |here]]''' for more details on the journal papers discussed.
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Tutorials

Background Knowledge for iGEM

These are the guides that were written by the Biologists and Engineers of the iGEM team as we exchanged knowledge in the first week. The exchange proved to be useful as it served as a crash course to the relevant aspects of Synthetic Biology.

• A Guide for Engineers in Synthetic Biology
  
• Another Guide for Biologists in Synthetic Biology
  
• A Guide to Modelling Biological Systems Soon to be completed!!

Journal Club

Click here for more details on the journal papers discussed.

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