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COLLABORATIONS

The 88th Annual Meeting of The Genetics Society of Japan

We joined The 88th Annual Meeting of The Genetics Society of Japan with iGEM Japan. In the meeting where iGEM Nagahama arranged, we presented our project. Then we exchanged opinions. In the meeting, we were able to know advanced science and stimulated to study. In the discussion, we got some pieces of advice from iGEM Japan. We had good time for our project.

https://2016.igem.org/Team:Nagahama/The_Annual_Meeting_Of_The_Genetics_Society_Of_Japan

ABOUT KELN

We worked in collaboration with iGEMkyoto to improve KELN. Kyoto team developed KELN, a software for supporting to easily making HTML table, and they kindly offered it to other teams. We actually used KELN to create wiki like Achievement, Protocol, Calendar, and InterLab. In that process, we realized some points tobe improved and new potential to apply it to wider work area, so we gave Kyoto team feedbacks.

KELN is now available on https://github.com/iGEMKyoto/KELN/releases.


　

Discussions with members of UST_Beijing

One of our team visited University of Science and Technology Beijing. We had two purposes. One is to compare the rules that applied to the experiment of each country, and discuss its validity. The other is to deepen exchanges between teams by exchanging our opinions.
He received explanation about UST_Beijing’s project, the absorption rate of improvement of oral administration of traditional Chinese medicine there. He observed the animal experiment, too. In addition, he discussed the safety and the law relating to the gene recombination experiments with members of UST_Beijing. For preventing genetically modified organisms escaped from laboratory, we picked up an accident which happened in Nagoya University last year, and exchanged opinions that could help each other with either research or outreach efforts.

Collaborate with iGEM Nagahama

iGEM Gifu and iGEM Nagahama hold a meeting on September 21th. We wanted to exchange opinions for each project. Nagahama aim at improving the parts which they made last year, for FLAVORATOR. (https://2015.igem.org/Team:Nagahama) They have difficulty in protein assay. So we suggested that to use His-tag for assay protein.
We planned to do a lot of expression about some enzymes. But, we troubled about what E.coli doesn’t release enzyme. So we thought we have to break E.coli to get enzyme. Nagahama suggested that to refer to iGEM Kyoto 2012 project. (https://2012.igem.org/Team:Kyoto) Because the study was E.coli’s secretion systems. This advice helped us for our project.
https://2016.igem.org/Team:Nagahama/Support_Gifu