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<li>we attributed and acknowledged all of the work done for our project on our Wiki page</li>
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we are proud of our new standard Biobrick Part and submitted BBa_K1936000 to the iGEM Registry
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Revision as of 19:28, 18 October 2016

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Heinrich-Heine University
Universitätsstraße 1
40225 Düsseldorf
Design by Marvin van Aalst

Imagine you turn the switch and the cancer is gone…

Cancer is the second most common cause of death killing about 8.2 million people annually, which equals the total population of New York City. The global increase of cancer cases and the lack of highly specific therapies for various types of cancer states a clear message:
New approaches have to be found, which allow a level of precision in cancer treatment that has been long-awaited.

Our approach aims at achieving high spatiotemporal control of apoptosis in tumor cells by applying an optogenetic double-killswitch. This system combines clean removal of cancer cells through apoptosis with the accuracy of light-controlled optogenetics. We utilize two optogenetic proteins, to create a desperately needed holy grail of cancer therapy.
This is the goal of OPTOPTOSIS.

Our Achievements

Bronze

Register And Attend

  • our team was successfully registered and had the greatest summer ever

Attribution

  • we created our own Wiki with clear attribution of each aspect of our project

Deliverables

  • The judging form and safety form was completed with great care
  • we are very excited to present our poster and project talk at the Giant Jamboree
  • we attributed and acknowledged all of the work done for our project on our Wiki page
  • we documented and created Part pages for our Parts and submitted the DNA samples of our new Parts to the Registry

Part/Contribution

we are proud of our new standard Biobrick Part and submitted BBa_K1936000 to the iGEM Registry

Silver

Silver text.

Gold

Gold text.