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Hello, iGEMers! I'm Chenhui, a junior student in Nanjing University, major in Biology. It's my pleasure and privilege to be involved in NJU-China and the last couple of months were such an enjoyable and meaningful time for me. In our team, I participated in our lab works such as qPCR experiments both in vivo and in vitro validations and human practice. Also, I am one of the presenters to present our project at the Giant Jamboree in iGEM2016. I'm so glad to have this excellent experience working with such a lot of great minds and really appreciate the opportunity to share ideas with iGEMers from all over the world.

Hi! My name is Jiaxin Cai. I’m a junior student at Nanjing University. Although my major is advertising, I’m quite interested in biology because it can help us to know more about ourselves and other creatures from a special aspect. So it’s a big pleasure for me to join NJU-CHINA team. My main work includes the human practice part and video production. I participated in the interview of doctors at Gulou Hospital in Nanjing, sent questionnaires to patients at Tianjin Tumor Hospital and analyzed our questionnaires. Also, I’m responsible for producing the background introduction film and interview video. In brief, wish we could have a wonderful time in Boston and get a good result.

Hello! My name is Jingyi Chen and I’m a junior student from Nanjing University. It’s really a pleasure to become a team member of NJU-CHINA. In my team, my job covers lab work, part of the human practice and doing presentation. Participating in iGEM offers me a great opportunity to learn lab skills and experience real experiment work in lab. More importantly, my teammates are all great guys and share the same interest in synthetic biology. I have a wonderful time working with them. This precious experience really inspires my passion in biology.

I am totally obsessed with science and technology, which is one of the many reasons that I joined the iGEM team this year. I take major responsibility for designing and building wiki of NJU-China. Along with providing us with experience across several fields, iGEM is a great way to get to meet many fun, smart, and interesting people. This NJU-China family gave me the most warmth during this whole 9 months.

Hi there, I'm Peng Yue from Naning University. So glad to participate in iGEM with my teammates from NJU-China:D This year, I contribute mostly to some experiments and human practice. Aside from experiment skills that I learned during the competition, iGEM offers me the opportunity to see what my peers all over world are doing right now, and enables me to communicate and share ideas with them, which is this game all about. It is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Hello! I am Xiaoyang Gu, a rising junior majoring in biology at Nanjing University. My main task in our project is doing experiments, such as cultivating several kinds of cells (including chassis cells and cancer cells), transfecting these cells, collecting exosomes for both in vivo and in vitro validation, conducting western blot, etc. Also, I have done some art work. Our team logo, PowerPoint for presentation and poster for giant jamboree are my designs. I am glad to take part in such a good project and improve myself. This unforgettable experience really inspires my passion in scientific research. Above all, I wish we could realize our dream in giant jamboree.

I am Yingzi Chai, a sophomore student of Life Science in Nanjing University. It was my great privilege to take part in iGEM and got an unforgettable experience. Here we make friends, engaged in the Lab work, learned to cooperate and successfully achieved our goal. Among the team work, I was responsible for BioBricks construction, gene cloning and some validation experiment on KRAS transcription level. Meantime, I was also glad to contribute to our human practice which has shown our project and had important significance.

Hi iGEMers, this is Zhengya Liu from School of Life Science, Nanjing University. I am currently in my senior year and major in Biological Science. This is my second year participating iGEM and I am eager to share our ideas with brilliant young minds from the globe. My major research interest lies in neuroscience especially the neural circuits for metabolism and other physiological functions and responses. In my spare time, watching TV series is one of my favorite ways to relax. Homeland and Breaking Bad are the two at the top of my list so I highly recommend everyone to watch. See you guys at the jamboree!

Hello everyone. My name is Zining Yang, a senior student from the college of Life Science, Nanjing University. During the past few months, I've been working in experiment, human practice, team banner designing and some art work. iGEM provides a stage for me to learn the meaning of scientific research and adapt to the life in the laboratory. It's really a wonderful experience with my dear teammates. I'm very glad to share ideas with iGEMers from all around world. Hope you like our project. Mr. Tumor is leaving, say goodbye to him!