Killswitches and iGEM

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By Uppsala iGEM 2013

In the design of your iGEM project, have your team used a killswitch? *

If not, why? For comments, please write in the comment field below.

Yes

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2. Do you/your team think that the future of GMO applications and everyday use of synthetic biology will be solved with a killswitch?

Yes

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Do you belive that the use of killswitches will make GMO 100% safe in the future?

For comments, please write in "övrigt".

Yes

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In conclusion, to use synthetic biology in future applications, do we have to accept that there is always a risk that genetically engineered organisms affect our ecosystem and enviroment or should we be 100% sure that there is no risk involved?

Please make a comment if you want.

We always have to weight the risks versus the benefits.

We should be 100% sure that there is no risks when we use synthetic biology in our daily ife.

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Are you a representant of an iGEM team? (Mandatory) *

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