Our team would like to thank all the people and organizations that dedicated their time and effort to this project. Every little brick was important to build Project Honorato and without your contribution none of this would be possible!
Primary PI: Prof. Dr. Fernando Segato, who has supported us since the beginning of our project and helped us in different areas, such as modeling and synthetic biology itself. His guidance throughout the project and the availability of his laboratory were essential for our project development. Besides that, his efforts in making contact with the finance area of our university was extremely helpful to take our team to the iGEM competition and the Jamboree.
Secondary PI: Profa. Dra. Talita Martins Lacerda, who has also supported us since the beginning of our project and helped us especially in Human Practices and people management. Her organization methods and list of contacts were of important value.
Awana da Silva Lima, for the laboratory assistance, enormous amount of patience, care and dedication towards teaching and guiding our lab team. We are specially grateful for her time and her help. She helped us while doing her doctorate.
Paula Macedo Cunha, for the laboratory guidance and for making her time available while doing doctorate.
André Tomás Vilela Hermann, for being our trump card and helping us in whatever areas we needed.
Fábio Nigro Hoffman Leal, for the great help with modeling.
Special thanks to EEL’s Director, Prof. Dr. Silvio Silvério da Silva along with the Vice Director Prof. Dr. Durval Rodrigues Junior, whose support was essential to gain funds from our University and making it possible for us to participate on iGEM.
We would also like to thank all the people that contributed financially by buying our raffle tickets and cakes and those who donated their money to the Honorato Project.
Our team would like to thank the Synthetic and Molecular Biology Laboratory (SyMB Lab) for all the structure provided and to all lab people that were involved.
Claudio Romeiro from Papo de Cobra, for getting the Bothrops jararaca’s venom that is gonna help us with inhibitory studies.
Claudio Romeiro from Papo de Cobra, for explaining how to proceed in ophidic accidents and the production of anti ophidic serum.
Dra. Raquel Baccarin, for explaining what happens when animals, such as horses, suffer an ophidic accident and for helping us understand the other side of ophidic accidents.
Santa Casa and Unimed hospitals at Lorena, that provided information about the protocol in the treatment of ophidic accidents.
Vale da Rainha Sanctuary, for providing the information about the treatment and healthcare of large animals, such as horses.
Escola Estadual Arnolfo Azevedo, Cooperpro Objetivo and Federal da Bahia schools, for letting us present our project, teach synthetic biology and disseminate about ophidic accidents and what to do in these situations.
Marie Curie Vestibulares organization, for helping us get in contact with the schools to present our project and disseminate about synthetic biology.
EM Conde de Moreira Lima and ETEC Padre Carlos Leôncio da Silva schools, for participating in our Synthetic Biology Tournament (TBS) and making their time available for our classes and activities.
Team USP-Brazil, for giving us the opportunity to organize with them the Brazilian Synthetic Biology Olympics (OBBS) even though they are not going to iGEM this year. We thank the members of the USP-Brazil team who contributed to the Olympiad: Ana Luiza Moraes Octaviano, Anna Carolina Herd Hwang, Alexandre Junio Borges Araujo, Bruno Luka de Souza Bambirra Silveira, Caroline Santos Alves, Cauê Augusto Boneto Gonçalves, Edson Galdino do Nascimento Filho, Felipe Taminato Haraki, Filipe de Lima Pizzico, Guilherme Camargo Pompeu e Silva, João Gabriel Nascimento Castilho, João Marcos Sperber de Lima, João Pedro de Oliveira Alves, Lúcili Albarez souza , Luiz Gustavo dos Santos Lima, Mayara Bertanhe, Sarah Salviano Martins, Stephany Oliveira, and Vital Pegorin Oliveira
Michele De Vuono Geismar Petineli and Christiane de Paula Ribeiro Silva Campos from UNICAMP_Brazil team, Luiza de Aragão Lisbôa and Lucas Henrique Cardia from our Synthetic Biology Club, for being one of the judges of our Synthetic Biology Tournament (TBS).
Prof. Maciel Marques Redígolo from EE. Prof. Baltazar de Godoy Moreira school and Prof. Dr. Maulori Curié Cabral from Rio de Janeiro Federal University (UFRJ), for helping us organize the collaboration with IISER Pune team about Dengue disease.
Dra. Suely Viela, for providing valuable information about modeling and her list of contacts.
Prof. Dr. Hamilton Cabral, for providing guidance and being extremely helpful with kinetic modeling.
Prof. Dr. Júlio César dos Santos, for providing a Scilab code that helped us with modeling.
Profa. Dra. Gabriele Weber Martins, Profa. Dra. Maira Martins da Silva, Jefte Santos Lins representing Coletivo Claudia Wonder, Lina Marcela Duran Miranda, Diana Laura Alva Sanchez, Mariana Martínez Noriega and Paola Abril Medina Flores, for participating in our podcast about minorities.
Teams Tec-Chihuahua, IISER-Pune2_India, UNICAMP_Brazil, Lambert_GA, Patras, UFMG_UFV_Brazil, TEC QRO, Chalmers-Gothenburg, NTHU_Taiwan for the collaborations.
Teams UNICAMP_Brazil for the partnership.
We would like to thank our Synthetic Biology Club (CBSin) for all the support and to all the members that helped us finance and disseminate the project.
Ana Paula Contelli Xavier, student leader
Giovanni Henrique Silva, student leader
Gabriel Kimijima Itaziki, wet lab leader
Gustavo Nascimento de Araujo, finance leader
Júlia Lóris Senosien Redígolo, marketing leader
Larissa de Souza Kawanisi, modeling leader
Luiza Steling, human practices leader
Maria Rita Fadel da Silva, human practices leader
Gustavo Nascimento de Araujo, leader
William Augusto Ribeiro de Almeida Pereira
Luíza Fonseca Pinheiro
Jean Lucas Ribeiro
Lucas Ribeiro Camilo de Carvalho
Bianca Henriques de Oliveira
Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Isabela Gonçalves Trevelin
Luiza Steling, leader
Maria Rita Fadel da Silva, leader
William Augusto Ribeiro de Almeida Pereira
Luíza Fonseca Pinheiro
Isabela Gonçalves Trevelin
Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Felipe Machado Reis
Jean Lucas Ribeiro
Bianca Henriques de Oliveira
Gabriel Kimijima Itaziki, leader
Bianca Henriques de Oliveira
Júlia Lóris Senosien Redígolo, leader
Luíza Fonseca Pinheiro
Isabela Gonçalves Trevelin
Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Jean Lucas Ribeiro
Lucas Ribeiro Camilo de Carvalho
Larissa de Souza Kawanisi, leader
William Augusto Ribeiro de Almeida Pereira
Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Gustavo Nascimento de Araujo
Felipe Machado Reis
Lucas Ribeiro Camilo de Carvalho
Gabriel Kimijima Itaziki
Luíza Fonseca Pinheiro
Isabela Gonçalves Trevelin
Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Jean Lucas Ribeiro
Maria Rita Fadel da Silva
William Augusto Ribeiro de Almeida Pereira
Lucas Ribeiro Camilo de Carvalho
Jean Lucas Ribeiro
Bianca Henriques de Oliveira
Designed by Júlia Lóris Senosien Redígolo, Isabela Gonçalves Trevelin, Luíza Fonseca Pinheiro, Jean Lucas Ribeiro and Lucas Ribeiro Camilo de Carvalho
Programmed by Giovanni Henrique Silva, Ana Paula Contelli Xavier and Gustavo Cabral Ferraz Santos
Written by:
We appreciate Vinicius Teixeira Lopes for taking care of our mental health. But in addition, he also helped us to perform other tasks when we needed it. He accompanied all our meetings and was our fellow programmer. He also edited the sixth episode of our podcast and helped with the proofreading of the wiki texts.
We want to thank Luiz Gustavo Paulino de Almeida for the design and idealization of our project Logo and our Team iGEM Mammoth Logo.
And a special thanks to all the members of Project Honorato 2021 that couldn’t continue to work in the project this year:
Danniel Lisardo
Simone Marques Aguiar
Débora Landau
Julia Cassoli da Silva
Mariana Tai de Araújo Dalosta
Wendel Mancuso Feliberto