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Part:BBa_K1711001:Experience

Designed by: Anastasia Nicolov, Tom Duan, Justin Jenkins   Group: iGEM15_Washington   (2015-09-18)

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After transforming our theophylline-responsive system into yeast, we used a flow cytometer to measure the fluorescence of our system, both in the presence of theophylline and without it. Our initial results from the experiment with the theophylline induced and non-induced conditions showed a systematic difference with all induced trials having a higher mean fluorescence per cell. Yeast transformant 3 showed a greater response than the other transformants.

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Figure 1: Fluorescence was systematically higher for samples with theophylline than with no theophylline.


Next, we wanted to find out if fluorescence levels were dosage-dependent. Our subsequent concentration dependence experiment showed an increase in fluorescence with increasing concentrations of theophylline. Here again the transformant 3 showed the best concentration dependence.

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Figure 2: As the concentration of theophylline increased, fluorescence reading increased for each of our yeast variants.

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