[March 2021]
The iGEM team (2019) of the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences developed a universal assay to detect certain disease targets in new and unique ways.
The Health Risk Detection Kit (HRD Kit) was intended to enable consumers to detect a risk of illness at home. The HRD Kit is expected to provide fast and definitive results–enabling consumers to make better medical decisions. They considered the use of several possible technologies, including aptamers, zinc fingers, split TEV protease, and the enzyme β-lactamase.
Challenge – Access to centralised data
Solution – Increased efficiency
Result – Compliance with iGEM competition documentation requirements
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