So you mentioned that your groups role was working with the P4HB gene, which was just one step in mapping out the biosynthesis process for making human collagen in soybeans. How does the lab go about the process of finding out what genes will play a role in the bio synthesis process, as this seems like something that would be complex to do?
Awesome job, do you know if you could produce different types of collagen from soybeans using this method? Also, is your promoter specifically tailored for the soybean or is it the same promoter as in humans?
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So you mentioned that your groups role was working with the P4HB gene, which was just one step in mapping out the biosynthesis process for making human collagen in soybeans. How does the lab go about the process of finding out what genes will play a role in the bio synthesis process, as this seems like something that would be complex to do?
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Great presentation! For the blue/white selection, was your ratio of blue to white colonies expected?
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Awesome job, do you know if you could produce different types of collagen from soybeans using this method? Also, is your promoter specifically tailored for the soybean or is it the same promoter as in humans?
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Excellent presentation! Moving away from a bovine collagen dependency could be huge in the future!
It is mentioned that your gel imaging did not come back as expected. Is there a reason for this?
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