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Team
GreatBay_SCIE consists of 23 high-school students who are creative, capable and cordial, striving to apply synthetic biology in reality.
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Project
This year, we aim to degrade textile waste, minimizing the side effects brought by fast fashion. Two cellulosome-nanomachines were designed as our solution: one is utilized for natural fiber degradation; the other is utilized for synthetic fiber degradation.
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Model
Two models are designed: One demonstrates the mechanism of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases; the other model verifies the type I dockerin-cohesin interaction. Both of them greatly facilitates our experiment.
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Lab
Our lab consists of four sections: cellulolytic enzyme system experiment, PET degradation enzyme experiment, cell surface display system experiment, ferritin experiment, and scaffold experiment.
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HP
Throughout the season, we have conducted an array of activities to reach out to people from all walks of life to gradually understand the problem, develop a more comprehensive solution, and evaluate our solution.