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Learn more about the positions and responsibilities of iGEM Toronto's Web and Graphics Team in this recording of the sub-team's general meeting. Catch iGEM Toronto's Behance profile at: www.behance.net/gallery/121080059/WEB-UXUI-for-iGEM-Toronto

As part of our work to understand the structural basis of enzyme function, we visualize the active site and residues near the binding pocket between PETase (6EQD) and LCC (4EB0). Even with just static crystallography data, we already notice differences between these two homologs. The big question is, why does one protein degrade plastic over a hundred fold faster than the other? Without knowing...

iGEM Toronto co-president Tianyu Lu gives an overview of our 2021 project to design plastic-degrading enzymes. He gives an overview of how generative models can enable a focused search in promising regions of protein sequence space, and how the likelihoods under conditional probability distributions can prevent our designs from straying into uncertainty. To find out more about our project, visi...

iGEM Toronto co-president Joseph Bellissimo gives an overview of our 2021 project to design and validate plastic-degrading enzymes. He summarizes our computational platform for enzyme design and our wetlab capabilities to validate those designs. To find out more about our project, visit us at igemtoronto.ca/

Presentation on iGEM Toronto's goals for the 2021 project.

This is a recording of iGEM Toronto's presentation for the iGEM Giant Jamboree on November 1, 2019. The presenters for our team were Kiellan Rook, Victoria Sajtovich, and Tianyu Lu. Our project tackled the challenge of plastic pollution, using an enzyme called PETase to degrade polyethylene terephthalate (PET). We demonstrated the higher catalytic activity and thermostability of variants that w...

In this episode we discuss the work of Prof. Keith Pardee, Assistant Professor in the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

In today's episode we talk about our iGEM experience with iGEMTO President Amy Yeung and iGEM USP Sao Carlos Brazil member Henrique D'Ambrosio Retti de Andrade to talk about the iGEM experience.

In this episode we discuss the work of PhD Ruhi Choudhary, who has been exploring the usage of genetically modified probiotics for therapeutic and diagnostic means.

Syntalks - Season 2, Episode 1 - Our 2019 Project with iGEMToronto Leads

Syntalks - Episode 6 - Dr. Jim Louter and Dr. Valar Anoop (Policy)

Syntalks - Episode 5 - Comparative Public Policy with Dr. Grace Skogstad (Environment)

Syntalks - Episode 4 - Bacterial Engineering with Masters Student Patrick Diep (Environment)

Syntalks - Episode 3 - Wound Healing with PhD Student Noeline Subramaniam (Medicine)

Syntalks - Episode 2 - Building Specialized Cells with Dr. Jennifer Mitchell (Medicine)

Syntalks - Episode 1 - Plants to Improve Human Health with Dr. Kathleen Hefferon (Medicine)

Alice Wong iGEM Interview

Christopher Brittain iGEM Interview

Rabbi Stroh iGEM Interview

Rabbi Greenberg Interview iGEM

Hai Ling Cheng iGEM Interview

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Laura iGEM Interviews

Rodriguez iGEM Interview

Anita Cameron Interview