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Ph-31-sfGFP-TT is a reporter for HbpR biosensor. Ph is a promoter which induced by HbpR when exposed to 2-hydroxybiphenyl and 2-aminobiphenl. BBa_B0031 is the RBS in this reporter. The reporter gene is superfold GFP followed by part BBa_B0015.  
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HbpR is the activator of two promoters, Pc and Pd, they are σ-54 dependent. HbpR binds to UAS C-1 and UAS C-2 on Pc, UAS D-1 and D-2 on Pd. The 32-bp space between the centers of UASs C-1 and C-2 is critical for cooperative interactions (Fig. 1). However, when the UASs C-1/C-2 are deleted and UASs C-3/C-4 are placed in an appropriate position with respect to the promoter region, the Pc promoter is still inducible with 2-HBP, albeit at a lower level. It shows that the presence of UAS pair C-3/C-4 mediated a higher promoter activity for transcription of hbpR('''Fig 1''')
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'''Fig 1'''  The sequences preceding hbpC promoter contains the binding sites for HbpR (UAS). The UASs are boxed in red. Sequence numbers refer to the locations of these UASs relative to the transcriptional start sites of hbpC and hbpD.
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We constructed a library of RBS of different strength for tuning the expression of reporter sfGFP.
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K1031301 is composed of three elements, the inducible promoter ''Pc'', RBS (Ribosome Binding Site) B0031[https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_B0031], and reporter gene sfGFP.  ('''Fig 2''')
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'''Fig 2''' Construction of reporter circuit. The orange arrow represents ''Pc'' promoter for HbpR. The green oval stands for RBS B0031. sfGFP coding sequence is shown with dark blue, while terminator B0015[https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_B0015] is in dark red.
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We created a library for the RBS of sfGFP, including B0031, B0032 and B0034. Dose response curve were tested at the presence of 2-ABP and 2-HBP respectively. ('''Fig 3''')
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'''Fig 3''' ('''a''') Dose response curve of HbpR when exposed to 2-ABP at the concentration of 0.5µM, 1µM, 5µM, 10µM, 50µM, 100µM respectively. The reporter circuit consists of Pc promoter, RBS B0031, and reporter gene sfGFP. The curve with medium orange represents the circuit with B0031. Three lines represent circuit adopting different RBS. Fluorescence intensity of sfGFP is detected and calculated to plot induction ratio. ('''b''') Dose response curve of HbpR when exposed to 2-HBP at the concentration of 0.5µM, 1µM, 5µM, 10µM, 50µM, 100µM respectively.
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Revision as of 10:46, 25 September 2013

Pc-B0031-sfGFP-Terminator (HbpR)


Structure

HbpR is the activator of two promoters, Pc and Pd, they are σ-54 dependent. HbpR binds to UAS C-1 and UAS C-2 on Pc, UAS D-1 and D-2 on Pd. The 32-bp space between the centers of UASs C-1 and C-2 is critical for cooperative interactions (Fig. 1). However, when the UASs C-1/C-2 are deleted and UASs C-3/C-4 are placed in an appropriate position with respect to the promoter region, the Pc promoter is still inducible with 2-HBP, albeit at a lower level. It shows that the presence of UAS pair C-3/C-4 mediated a higher promoter activity for transcription of hbpR(Fig 1)

Fig 1 The sequences preceding hbpC promoter contains the binding sites for HbpR (UAS). The UASs are boxed in red. Sequence numbers refer to the locations of these UASs relative to the transcriptional start sites of hbpC and hbpD.


Sequence and Features

Sequence and Features


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Construction and data

We constructed a library of RBS of different strength for tuning the expression of reporter sfGFP. K1031301 is composed of three elements, the inducible promoter Pc, RBS (Ribosome Binding Site) B0031[1], and reporter gene sfGFP. (Fig 2)

Fig 2 Construction of reporter circuit. The orange arrow represents Pc promoter for HbpR. The green oval stands for RBS B0031. sfGFP coding sequence is shown with dark blue, while terminator B0015[2] is in dark red.


We created a library for the RBS of sfGFP, including B0031, B0032 and B0034. Dose response curve were tested at the presence of 2-ABP and 2-HBP respectively. (Fig 3)

Fig 3 (a) Dose response curve of HbpR when exposed to 2-ABP at the concentration of 0.5µM, 1µM, 5µM, 10µM, 50µM, 100µM respectively. The reporter circuit consists of Pc promoter, RBS B0031, and reporter gene sfGFP. The curve with medium orange represents the circuit with B0031. Three lines represent circuit adopting different RBS. Fluorescence intensity of sfGFP is detected and calculated to plot induction ratio. (b) Dose response curve of HbpR when exposed to 2-HBP at the concentration of 0.5µM, 1µM, 5µM, 10µM, 50µM, 100µM respectively.