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<h3 style="text-align:center">Collaboration with UPF-CRG_Barcelona Team</h3>
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<p style="font-size:15px;margin-bottom:10px">UPO-Sevilla, UPF-CRG-Barcelona and Valencia_UPV teams met up this year to share their projects. From that point on, and on-going active communication has continued. As a result, UPO-Sevilla and UPF-CGR-Barcelona teams found that they both were working with metabolic pathway modeling. Particularly, assessment of metabolite concentrations in different biochemical routes were necessary.</p>
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<p style="font-size:15px;margin-bottom:10px">And so, it was time for the corresponding dry labs to cooperate. It turned out that both softwares were actually very similar, although UPO-Sevilla’s software assumed the first metabolite in the pathway to be a “source” and therefore constant in concentration. This is justified by the need to model primarily assimilation of a constant source of glycerol by <i>Pseudomonas putida</i>.</p>
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<p style="font-size:15px;margin-bottom:10px">At the same time, there was a consensus between the groups to specialize in the format of the computer applications. UPF-CGR-Barcelona team opted for a more user-friendly approach (“Polyenzime”), displaying a graphical interface. This way, they facilitate computer analysis of biochemical pathways even for non-computer experts, and this constitutes an excellent contribution in the field. Then, UPO-Sevilla team worked to orient its metabolic pathway modeling software to advanced users. That is, researchers interested in making an intensive use of the program, or developers pursuing implementing the software as a module for their own programs. For this goal, all of the input parameters and output results in the application are set in the form of text files.</p>
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<p style="font-size:13px;text-align:center;margin-bottom:20px">We met in Valencia in a meeting of the spanish iGEM teams and as a result we decided to collaborate.</p>
  
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<h3 style="text-align:center">Surveys collaboration</h3>
  
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<p style="font-size:15px;margin-bottom:10px">We have been collaborating with other teams from all over the world, helping with surveys and magazines. Thank to some of those collaborations, we have some badges they kindly sent us.</p>
  
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<p style="font-size:15px;margin-bottom:10px">We would like to thank SVCE_CHENNAI Team (India) for helping so much with our survey. They kindly got a lot of answers from people in their country and sent us the results. We did the same by asking people in our country to fill their survey (see it <a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:SVCE_CHENNAI/world">here</a>) and also sent them the Law 9/2003 about deliberate release of GMOs.</p>
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Collaboration with UPF-CRG_Barcelona Team

UPO-Sevilla, UPF-CRG-Barcelona and Valencia_UPV teams met up this year to share their projects. From that point on, and on-going active communication has continued. As a result, UPO-Sevilla and UPF-CGR-Barcelona teams found that they both were working with metabolic pathway modeling. Particularly, assessment of metabolite concentrations in different biochemical routes were necessary.

And so, it was time for the corresponding dry labs to cooperate. It turned out that both softwares were actually very similar, although UPO-Sevilla’s software assumed the first metabolite in the pathway to be a “source” and therefore constant in concentration. This is justified by the need to model primarily assimilation of a constant source of glycerol by Pseudomonas putida.

At the same time, there was a consensus between the groups to specialize in the format of the computer applications. UPF-CGR-Barcelona team opted for a more user-friendly approach (“Polyenzime”), displaying a graphical interface. This way, they facilitate computer analysis of biochemical pathways even for non-computer experts, and this constitutes an excellent contribution in the field. Then, UPO-Sevilla team worked to orient its metabolic pathway modeling software to advanced users. That is, researchers interested in making an intensive use of the program, or developers pursuing implementing the software as a module for their own programs. For this goal, all of the input parameters and output results in the application are set in the form of text files.

We met in Valencia in a meeting of the spanish iGEM teams and as a result we decided to collaborate.

Surveys collaboration

We have been collaborating with other teams from all over the world, helping with surveys and magazines. Thank to some of those collaborations, we have some badges they kindly sent us.

We would like to thank SVCE_CHENNAI Team (India) for helping so much with our survey. They kindly got a lot of answers from people in their country and sent us the results. We did the same by asking people in our country to fill their survey (see it here) and also sent them the Law 9/2003 about deliberate release of GMOs.