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===Utilization of acetate=== | ===Utilization of acetate=== | ||
[[Image:EN-K.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 1:''' The result of HPLC, control group.The peak at '''2.908''' represent acetate. Peak area is 3149002]][[Image:EN-0.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 2:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23100''', the strongest one.The peak at '''2.966''' represent acetate. Peak area is 1443872]][[Image:EN-4.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 3:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23114''', the weakest one.The peak at '''2.915''' represent acetate. Peak area is 2142511]] | [[Image:EN-K.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 1:''' The result of HPLC, control group.The peak at '''2.908''' represent acetate. Peak area is 3149002]][[Image:EN-0.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 2:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23100''', the strongest one.The peak at '''2.966''' represent acetate. Peak area is 1443872]][[Image:EN-4.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 3:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23114''', the weakest one.The peak at '''2.915''' represent acetate. Peak area is 2142511]] | ||
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===Resistance of acetic acid=== | ===Resistance of acetic acid=== | ||
[[Image:EH-K.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 4:''' The result of HPLC, control group.The peak at '''2.871''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 2816616]][[Image:EH-0.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 5:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23100''', the strongest one.The peak at '''2.794''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 5664716]][[Image:EH-4.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 6:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23114''', the weakest one.The peak at '''2.851''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 5382006]] | [[Image:EH-K.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 4:''' The result of HPLC, control group.The peak at '''2.871''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 2816616]][[Image:EH-0.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 5:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23100''', the strongest one.The peak at '''2.794''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 5664716]][[Image:EH-4.png|1100px|thumb|left|'''Figure 6:''' The result of HPLC, promotor '''J23114''', the weakest one.The peak at '''2.851''' represent acetic acid. Peak area is 5382006]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:31, 19 October 2016
AarC coding sequence
Succinyl-CoA:Acetate CoA-Transferase(AarC) can let acetate and Succinyl-CoA become acetyl-CoA and succinate. E.coli can use acetate as energy sources by this enzyme. This enzyme also can give E.coli some ability of anti acetic acid. We made five devices for constitutive expressing AarC enzyme. These devices have different promoter. From strong to weak are BBa_K1919200 (J23100), BBa_K1919204 (J23104), BBa_K1919206 (J23106), BBa_K1919205 (J23105) and BBa_K1919214 (J23114). All of these expression devices have His-tag at C-terminal.
Usage and Biology
After we get the expression device, we try to detect the activity of AarC. Subject to conditions, we can't use the electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry as same as original document, so we used high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to measuring the concentration of acetic-acid and acetate. Unfortunately, LB has a very complex compound and there is a peak at the same location of acetate/acetic-acid. Therfore, we have to added 2mg/mL acetate/acetic-acid then we can detect them clearly. But this led to some bad situations. Because the background noise of LB medium, quantitative analysis is not valid. On the other hand, high concentration of acetic-acid have a negative effect of E.coli.
Utilization of acetate
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The peak area means relative concentration of acetate. Obviously, AarC have a good ability of using acetate and it worked.
Resistance of acetic acid
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The peak area means relative concentration of acetic acid. We can see the concentration of acetic acid doubled. From a macro perspective, E.coli didn't growth at LB medium have 2mg/mL acetic acid. We guess e.coli dead and released AarC. AarC played a reverse role: It let acetyl coenzyme A become acetic acid, so there are more acetic acid than control group. We also need more experiments to verify the conjecture.
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]Illegal AgeI site found at 106
Illegal AgeI site found at 202
Illegal AgeI site found at 214 - 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 52
Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 316