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<li>Submit successfully <a target="blank" href="https://igem.org/2016_Judging_Form?id=1937"> the Judging form</a></li>
 
<li>Submit successfully <a target="blank" href="https://igem.org/2016_Judging_Form?id=1937"> the Judging form</a></li>
 
<li>Create a page in the wiki with attributions to every people that helped us in different ways</li>
 
<li>Create a page in the wiki with attributions to every people that helped us in different ways</li>
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<li>Document a new BioBrick and add it to the registry parts: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_K1937002) corresponds to a shuttle vector between E.coli and B.subtilis
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<li>Document a new BioBrick and add it to the registry parts: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_K1937002) corresponds to a shuttle vector between <i>E.coli</i> and <i>B.subtilis</i>
 
<br>Registry (from <a target="blank" href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Toulouse_France/Composite_parts"></a>)</li>
 
<br>Registry (from <a target="blank" href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Toulouse_France/Composite_parts"></a>)</li>
 
<li>Create and share a complete description of the team’s project in the Wiki</li>
 
<li>Create and share a complete description of the team’s project in the Wiki</li>
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<li>Present strong commitment to Human Practices for Science Popularization by
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<li>Present strong commitment to Human Practices for <b>Science Popularization</b> by
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participating to different events in France, for Education by developing an education
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participating to different events in France, for <b>Education</b> by developing an education
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kit, for safety by minimizing the risk of incidents in the lab and for Ethics by creating
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kit, for <b>Safety</b> by minimizing the risk of incidents in the lab and for <b>Ethics</b> by creating
 
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a theatre play</li>
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<li>Experimentally validate three new BioBricks: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_ K1937002), pSB B sOK-mini (BBa_ K1937001) and PnagA (BBa_K1937003) worked successfully as expected</li>
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<li>Experimentally validate three new BioBricks: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_ K1937002), pSB(BS)0K-mini (BBa_ K1937001) and PnagA (BBa_K1937003) worked successfully as expected</li>
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<li>Take part to active collaborations for the scientific community: creation of Multilanguage protocol videos thanks to 6 others teams</li>
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<li>Take part to active collaborations for the scientific community: creation of <b>Multilanguage protocol videos</b> thanks to 7 others teams</li>
 
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<li>Integrated innovative human practices: integration of discussions with Lascaux Cave experts and deep ethical reflection helped by an ethicist into our project</li>
 
<li>Integrated innovative human practices: integration of discussions with Lascaux Cave experts and deep ethical reflection helped by an ethicist into our project</li>
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<li>Improve the function of the existing Psb0k plasmid (Biobrick BBa_), from the 2012 Munich team, in a smaller plasmid pSB B sOK-mini (Biobrick BBa_ K1937001) and enter it in the Registry</li>
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<li>Improve the function of the existing pSB0K-mini plasmid (Biobrick BBa_K823026), from the 2012 Munich team, in a smaller plasmid pSB0K-mini (Biobrick BBa_ K1937001) and enter it in the Registry</li>
 
<li><a target="blank" href="https://2015.igem.org/Team:Toulouse_France/Collaborations#collab">Collaborations:</a> </li>
 
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Revision as of 18:58, 15 October 2016

iGEM Toulouse 2016




iGEM Toulouse Team presents
Paleotilis, a shield for the Lascaux cave

Back to the origins


What if iGEM stepped 18,000 years back?

At that time, cavemen painted extraordinary frescoes on the Lascaux cave (France). The cave remained stable until its discovery in 1940, which deeply disturbed its ecosystem. It was closed shortly after mainly because of contamination by fungi that cause colored spots on the frescoes. Nowadays, mechanical and chemical solutions are daily used and the cave is still in danger due to their limited efficiency.


At iGEM Toulouse, we thought about an innovative biological solution based on the last advances in synthetic biology. It consists in an engineered Bacillus subtilis bacterium that develops from bacterial organisms present in the cave. It releases antifungals when in close viscinity of fungi. Since we care about our environment, an inducible riboswitch-based double toxin/antitoxin system was created to prevent DNA transmission and a physical device was designed to confine our strain.
Project
The project Paleotilis is composed of three modules: Predation, Antifungals, and Confinement. By following this link you will learn more about these constructions.
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Results
The different biobricks we have constructed have been tested to measure their efficiency. There you can have an overview of the results.
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Human Practices
Lot of projects and events have been done by the iGEM Toulouse team. We aimed to explain synthetic biology, to debate about the use of GMO and to transmit what we have learnt.
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Achievements

    Bronze medal
        • Register the team to iGEM, have fun during the summer and attend the Giant Jamboree with smile
        • Submit successfully the Judging form
        • Create a page in the wiki with attributions to every people that helped us in different ways
        • Document a new BioBrick and add it to the registry parts: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_K1937002) corresponds to a shuttle vector between E.coli and B.subtilis
          Registry (from )
        • Create and share a complete description of the team’s project in the Wiki
        • Attributions: our project could be possible thanks to several persons who helped us in different ways and we are very grateful
        • Plan to present a beautiful poster and a pleasant Prezi presentation at the Giant Jamboree

    Silver medal
        • Present strong commitment to Human Practices for Science Popularization by participating to different events in France, for Education by developing an education kit, for Safety by minimizing the risk of incidents in the lab and for Ethics by creating a theatre play
        • Experimentally validate three new BioBricks: pSB1C3-OriKan (BBa_ K1937002), pSB(BS)0K-mini (BBa_ K1937001) and PnagA (BBa_K1937003) worked successfully as expected
        • Take part to active collaborations for the scientific community: creation of Multilanguage protocol videos thanks to 7 others teams
        HP/Silver

    Gold medal




Contacts
    🏠 INSA Toulouse
    135, Avenue de Rangueil
    31077 TOULOUSE Cedex 4
    France
  • ☎ +00 (33) 6 13 64 89 40
  • ✉ igemtoulouse2016@gmail.com