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Are there any good sites/books to learn the different crispr types and systems?

On the pdb site, on the structural tab, does anyone have ideas for what the two random red colored "A"s represent?

Since we don't have to put functionally relevant features for regionals, what should we put on the notecard? On the rules, it specifically says that the functionally relevant features will be explained in the notecard. Therefore, I believe the notecard will not be required in the regional level, an...

Dose anyone know why the MSOE site prebuild visualzation dosen't show the beta bridges and do we have to show them on our models since theyre not shown?

I got a confirmation back from the soinc people and they did clarify, one paper per person on the team

Each participant/person may bring one paper. With a team of 3 participants
that would be 3 sheets of paper.

meaning that our toober will have to be 19 feet long(228cm).. That seems a lot larger than previous years 228cm converts to 7.48031 feet, I think you accidently calculated inches instead of cm. Just don't want you to think the model is 19 feet long, that would be a lot. Shoot, you're right. My mist...

CBM wesbite states: The 2019-20 Pre-Build Model should represent amino acids 31 - 145 of chain A of the cytidine deaminase protein based on the PDB file 5keg.pdb. This section will require a toober that is 228cm long at the scale of 1 amino acid = 2cm. NOTE: This is a different structure/sequence t...

Is it just me or did this confusion come up last year as well? One paper per team or person??

Each participant may bring one 8.5'' x 11'' sheet of paper

and in the next line it specifies

Each team will impound...

This year it seems like one paper per person?

Last year I had an issue with my instrument not registering on the app very well in competition and had heard that other types of instruments did better? We had a percusion instrument of brass tubing. Any suggestions in what type of instruments would work best?

donutsandcupcakes wrote:

Unome wrote:

donutsandcupcakes wrote:Are there any chances that in 2019-2020 anatomy they will do systems that are not skeletal, muscular, etc?

Unlikely. They haven't deviated from the new rotation since it was implemented in 2016.

True, thanks.

https://www.soinc.org/events/2020-division-c-events