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Revision as of 09:26, 1 September 2016
Team:Edinburgh/InterLab
Introduction
The term InterLab stands for Inter-Laboratory studies. The iGEM InterLab studies conducted duringthe last two years have been of huge importance to establish a standard for reproducibility offluorescent measurements. The measurement of fluorescence is an essential tool in synthetic biology.However, the absence of absolute units and standard protocols makes it harder to interpret data and share biological parts between laboratories. The 2016 iGEM InterLab consists of two protocols formeasuring GFP that will lead to the creation of absolute units. This collection of measurements can then be used to establish the accuracy with which GFP is measured around the world and what needs to be improved when following a standard protocol. As a team, we decided that the iGEM InterLab was a great opportunity to improve our laboratory skills and take part into an international study.
More detailed information regarding the cloning process can be found below and on our InterLab lab notebook page.
Plate Reader
All other protocols used in the process of the study can be found on the protocols page.
Results
Demo - Something else
2nd Demo
Demo