Attributions
We'd like to thank all the team members/individuals/organizations/companies who helped us and contributed efforts to our work
All lab work was completed at Beijing Genome Institution(BGI) Shenzhen by team members of the 2016 BGIC_China iGEM team unless otherwise stated.
Especially thanks for Mr. Boxiang Wang who provided lots of helps to our project.
BGIC_China team
(Names are arranged by alphabetic order of surnames)
Ms. Jiaqi Ao --- subcloning
Mr. Jack Byrnes --- presentation
Mr. Shangjun Cai --- subcloning, human practice, wiki contents, communications
Mr. Zeyu Cao --- subcloning, hardware engineering, presentation
Mr. Muhan Chen --- subcloning, theoretical studies, technical support
Mr. Xinzhi Chen --- subcloning, mathematical modelling
Mr. Qiulin Huang --- subcloning, plasmids design, theoretical studies, experiment design, wiki construction, data collection, data analysis, project design, 3D-modelling
Ms. Xianglin Huang --- student leader, human practice, team organization, funding, human resources, communications
Ms. Yuqian Huang --- mathematical modelling
Mr. Zhengfeng Liu --- subcloning, theoretical studies, project design, plasmids design, technical support
Ms. Yanci Qiu --- subcloning, experiment design, data collection, human resources
Mr. Huangda Gogo Shang --- presentation
Ms. Yixuan Song --- subcloning, data collection
Ms. Yufeng Wang --- subcloning, experiment design, data collection, human resources
Mr. Yinyu Xiong --- subcloning, data collection, plasmids design, theoretical studies, human practice, presentation
Ms. Qingyue Xue --- subcloning
Mr. Xiao Yang --- subcloning, data collection, experiment design, wiki contents, theoretical studies, human practice, presentation
Ms. Beiqi Zhang --- subcloning
Mr. Xiuhan Zhang --- subcloning
Mr. Tianpu Zhao --- student leader, human practice, subcloning, plasmids design, art design, theoretical studies, project design
Ms. Yufei Zhu --- subcloning
General support
Beijing Genomics Institution (BGI) Shenzhen
Primer synthesis
Invitrogen
Wiki support
Strikingly
iGEM Crowd Funding, August 2016
In an attempt to improve the status of our cash flow, a crowdfunding program was put into action in August 2016, lasting a one-week period. The program was issued on an online platform in Beijing. In informative overview of the project and an introduction of the competition were produced. Well- organised repaying scheme was drawn whereas gifts represented by team postcards, T-shirts and sequencing service were emailed to donors in a gesture of gratitude. Just on the second day, a surprising amount of finance, 19,000 RMB were collected, an equivalence of $2,819, meeting the goal. The support from the wide range of individuals represented by friends, families teachers and schoolmates of the team members reflected, to an extent of significance, the public awareness built up by our endeavours of human practice over the months.Our Sponsor
DELPHI EDUCATION