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Applications of BBa_K118011

Preliminary tests of this part were conducted using the reporter gene xylE (BBa_K118021). Strong repression occurred in the presence of glucose, and partial repression in the presence of high concentrations of higher sugars. Results can be found [http://2008.igem.org/Team:Edinbrugh/Results/PcstA-xylE here].

Characterization of PcstA with RFP Generator Part:BBa K081014

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Cells with BBa_K200018 were grown overnight in various different media, and the GFP fluorescence was measured.

After overnight culture, the corrected fluorescence of glucose is almost negligible, showing that glucose represses the PcstA promoter strongly.

For all the other secondary carbon sources, 10% Casamino Acids in M9 shows the highest corrected fluorescence at 22000.

For more information, go to the Imperial iGEM 2009 E.ncapsulator project page on [http://2009.igem.org/Team:Imperial_College_London/Wetlab/Results/CRP_and_Media BBa_K200018 testing results]

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