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TEAM
GreatBay_SCIE consists of 15 enthusiastic and imaginative students, who aim to apply synthetic biology in real life.
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PROJECT
We design an improved ligand-nanoparticle system which utilizes pH-sensitive aptamer to improve specificity on targeting HER2 proteins.
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LAB
Our lab is made up of three main parts: aptamer experiment, nanoparticles manufacturing & modification, and cell cultivation & experiments, of which results verified the availability and prospect of our system.
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MODEL
We design two specific models which collect datas from both of our experiments and publish theses to calculate and predict the best conditions for our system.
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HP
Through contacting professors, doctors, and public service organizations, we not only receive useful advice for our methods and experiments but also understand patients' feelings and know their needs.
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