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FREE DNA synthesis for all iGEM 2016 teams!

Synthesis has come to iGEM!

Cost is no longer a limiting factor in your research. With unprecedented access to DNA synthesis, you can now live in the future of synthetic biology; focusing on project design and characterization and not cost.

Once again, IDT is excited to partner with iGEM to help participating teams achieve their project goals. IDT is offering the equivalent of 20 kb of DNA as gBlocks® Gene Fragments FREE of charge to each registered iGEM 2016 team.

Webinar: iGEM Projects Using High Quality Gene Fragments

Published on Jun 25, 2015
Dr Adam Clore discusses uses for gBlocks Gene Fragments in the context of the 2015 iGEM competition.

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Previous iGEM projects using gBlocks Gene Fragments

Measuring promoter-driven transcriptional noise in E. coli

“Boomerang”—targeting cancer treatments to cancer cells

Functional nucleic acids as antibody alternatives for small molecule detection

Czech Republic iGEM team’s diagnostic for circulating tumor cells

iGEM Students Engineer Biological Tools for a Better World

iGEM—Extending the Reach of Synthetic Biology

iGEM 2015 teams receiving their IDT parts

Join us in thanking IDT for this generous offer and their continued commitment to championing synthetic biology with iGEM.

Randy Rettberg and Meagan Lizarazo of the iGEM Foundation meet with Michel Cannieux, Director of Product Commercialization, Dr. Joseph Walder, Founder, and Mrs. Elizabeth Walder, Chief Sustainability Officer of IDT at the IDT Headquarters outside Chicago, IL, USA.