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| Title: | PolYneer’s Breakthrough: A Novel Antibody Against NSCLC Resistance | Authors: | Chan, Tsz Hei Jacky Yang, Huizi Amber Ip, Lut Yi Louisa Li, Minxi Estella Chen, Zelei Evan Li, Bochao Dave Li, Chiu Wing Winnie Le, Man Hei Tiffany Chow, Tsz Ching Valerie Qin, Shengjia Vivian Chen, Zihao Allen Ishraq, Hasin Wong, Chak Sum Sam |
Issue Date: | Aug-2024 | Abstract: | The iGEM competition is a prestigious international event that draws over 400 teams from 60 countries annually, including renowned institutions. It is the most well-known Synthetic Biology competition for students, providing a platform for participants to pursue their passion for synthetic biology and share innovative ideas with other teams. The competition aims to develop an open community and enhance collaboration with other universities. The Polyneer team from PolyU joined iGEM for the first time, aiming to make a positive impact on the world by focusing on solving the issue of acquired resistance of non-small cell lung carcinoma to EGFR-targeted therapy. After nearly a year of hard work, the team was awarded a "silver medal" among the more than 400 teams, making their efforts worthwhile. | Keywords: | Synthetic Biology Cancer Biology Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Bioinformatics and Data Analysis Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Communication |
Subjects: | Lungs -- Cancer -- Treatment Epidermal growth factor Drug resistance in cancer cells |
Rights: | All rights reserved |
| Appears in Collections: | Outstanding Work by Students |
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