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In addition to binding cadmium ions, merR protein may also be interfered with by other ions, such as mercury ion. Then how to handle the interference of other ions? | In addition to binding cadmium ions, merR protein may also be interfered with by other ions, such as mercury ion. Then how to handle the interference of other ions? | ||
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The pMer is indeed a mercury promoter, but we can use a screening mutant to disconnect from mercury ions, but can specifically recognize cadmium ions. | The pMer is indeed a mercury promoter, but we can use a screening mutant to disconnect from mercury ions, but can specifically recognize cadmium ions. | ||
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Revision as of 06:03, 27 October 2020
Overview
It is hard to make a forest out of a single tree. That is why we focused on various ways for collaborations to occur, both online and offline. Compared with communication, long-term and in-depth cooperation is of more value. In the spirit of a globally connected iGEM community, we have established a deep cooperation partnership with the NUDT_CHINA and XMU_China throughout the season. Through various forms of collaboration, including mutual use of experimental instruments, joint education and publicity, exchanges of questionnaires and analysis, we are closely linked in modeling, video production, HP, experiment and other aspects, promoting each other and making progress together. We believe that the collaboration is helpful not only for a better understanding of the project but also to give full play to our respective strengths and optimize resource allocation. Our ultimate goal is to participate in undertakings that have a significant positive impact on both the teams that collaborate with us and the general public.
XMU_CHINA
August 2nd，2020
At the South China conference, XMU_China attracted us for our same target to move out toxic chemicals from agricultural products. This day, XMU_China and CSU_CHINA's teammates gathered online to discover an efficient way to cooperate. Based on our projects' introduction, we enhanced the understanding of each other. We made it possible to interchange ideas and information.
In the experimental design, XMU_China devote themselves to degrading the glyphosate in tea, while CSU_CHINA's goal is to reduce the cadmium content in soil or water to obtain healthier edible rice. Coincidentally, all we need to do is to detect, degrade and prevent engineering bacteria from escaping. For this reason, we launched a series of discussions, including experiments, modeling and human practices. We chose some of the conversations and divided them into mentoring and being mentored to show.
