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Revision as of 21:54, 2 March 2016
FREE DNA synthesis for all iGEM 2016 teams!
Once again, IDT is excited to partner with iGEM to help participating teams achieve their project goals. IDT is offering the equivalent of 20 kb of DNA as gBlocks® Gene Fragments FREE of charge to each registered iGEM 2016 team.
Here is how you take advantage of this free offer:Synthesis has come to iGEM! Cost is no longer a limiting factor in your research. With unprecedented access to DNA synthesis, you can now live in the future of synthetic biology; focusing on project design and characterization and not cost.
Randy Rettberg and Meagan Lizarazo of the iGEM Foundation meet with
Dr. Joseph Walder, Founder, and Mrs. Elizabeth Walder, Chief Sustainability Officer of IDT.
Join us in thanking IDT for this generous offer and their continued commitment to championing synthetic biology with iGEM.
