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===Applications of BBa_K540000===
 
===Applications of BBa_K540000===
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A preliminary search on the best condition for use was carried out at first.
 
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<FONT COLOR="green"><b>Antibiotic response</b></FONT><br>
 
Two 24 wells plates have been seeded with the same strains, in LB/2 medium. Ampicilline for S18 and Cm have been added only in the second plate.
 
The results have examined after 24 hours of incubation 30°C.
 
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<p><i>Qualitative approach</i><br>
 
As can be seen on the right, adding ampicilline boosts the adherence of the strain, and makes it more cobalt responsive.
 
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<i>Quantitative approach</i><br>
 
Furthermore, the adherence level was determined quantitatively using OD measurements. Resulting graphs are shown on the left.</p><br>
 
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P1 indicates the first plate, without antibiotics, while P2 indicates the second plate, with antibiotics.</p><br>
 
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<b>Conclusion</b>: it can clearly be seen that while the growth of the bacteria are similar, as they have similar total OD, adding the antibiotics makes them a lot more adherent, and enable the cobalt-response.</p><br>
 
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This can be explained by the fact that without antibiotics, the bacteria will tend to lose the part, and thus become unresponsive to cobalt.
 
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<FONT COLOR="green"><b>Medium influence</b></FONT><br>
 
During adherence tests, bacteria can be grown in LB/2 medium (50% Lb, 50% sterile water) or in M63G medium (100mL M63, 1ml LB, 1 ml Glucose 20%).
 
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In order to choose the better medium, two strains have been seeded in the 2 different media, with a concentration of 10^7 cells/mL. The first is an adherent strain PHL818, the second is a non-adherent strain NM522.
 
Plates have been incubated at 30°C during 48 hours.
 
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Results which are show on the right are a compilation of repetitions of this experiment.
 
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<b>Conclusion</b>: a greater biofilm formation is observed using the M63G medium.
 
 
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<FONT COLOR="green"><b>EDTA cleaning influence</b></FONT><br>
 
Plates were washed with 4mM EDTA, and rinsed with water before growing bacteria. This aims to reduce the influence of any cobalt or nickel pre-existing in the plates, that might change the actual cobalt concentration in the plates.
 
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Results are on the left. As can be seen, treating with EDTA beforehand increases the adherence of the strain.
 
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<b>Conclusion</b>: When using this part, it is preferable to wash the plates beforehand with EDTA (or to use metal-free plastic)
 
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UCL iGEM 2012 have removed the original cobalt inducible promoter to create a stand alone csgBAEFG operon with rbs [https://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K729003 BBa_K729003]. We have also designed two additional variations on the part, with a [https://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K729017 T7] and [https://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K729018 constitutive promoter].
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UCL iGEM 2012

UCL iGEM 2012 have removed the original cobalt inducible promoter to create a stand alone csgBAEFG operon with rbs BBa_K729003. We have also designed two additional variations on the part, with a T7 and constitutive promoter.