Salis Lab Protocol Book

A protocol book by the people, for the people!

This Git Protocol Book introduces skills in computational biology and experimental microbiology required in the Salis Lab. First, you'll be introduced to popular bioinformatics tools, our best practices for software development, and a how-to-guide for using the DNA Compiler (DNAc). With these tools, you'll be well equipped to design and study synthetic genetic systems. Secondly, you'll be introduced to conceptual workflows, basic lab techniques, and experimental protocols to build and test your designed genetic systems. Continue reading here for more details on the contents of this protocol book and how to get started in the Salis lab.

We're under construction! There are a number of pages that are incomplete or empty! Please help out. The best way to contribute is to directly edit the pages in the GitHub Repo. You will need your GitHub login. If you don't have edit access to the GitHub repo, then please contact Howard Salis at [e-mail].

Contributing Authors

Thanks to the following individuals for contributing to this git-protocol-book: Alex Reis, Sean Halper, Grace Vezeau, Daniel Cetnar, Ayaan Hossain, Chiam Yu Ng, and Howard Salis. If you are a new contributor, please add your name to the authors list.