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Enhanced pTET mCherry for E. coli
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We have improved the pTET promoter's function and inducibility for use in <i>E. coli</i> employing a synthetic promoter library on pTet [[Part:BBa_R0040]]. The SPL was constructed using a PCR with randomized primers to yield arbitrary sequences in the promoter region. A total of 245 clones were screened to find a target with enhanced functionality. For the screening the cells were induced with 250 ng/mL anhydrotetracycline. The expression of mCherry was quantified based on the emitted fluorescence levels 8 hours after induction. The screening of the final 6 interesting variations revealed clone 6 as the sequence with increased inducibility (figure 1). The best version of the promoter was determined based on fold change in the fluorescence intensity and low basal level. We calculated a fold change of 34 comparing fluorescence in the induced and uninduced state! Additionally, this promoter also exhibited a low basal level of fluorescence that is comparable to background fluorescence of <i>E. coli</i> without any reporter (figure 2). The improved pTET promoter can be found at [[Part:BBa_K3171173]].
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Figure 1: Clone 6 exhibits the highest fluorescence fold change upon induction. Single clones from the synthetic promoter library were induced with 250 ng/ml anhydrotetracycline. The fluorescence fold change is calculated by dividing the fluorescence in the induced state by fluorescence in the absence of inducer. The used fluorescence reporter is mCherry.
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Figure 2: The basal level of reporter expression is comparable to <i>E. coli</i> without the construct. Clone 6 from the synthetic promoter library was induced with 250 ng/ml anhydrotetracycline. The used fluorescence reporter is mCherry.
  
 
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===Usage and Biology===
 
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Latest revision as of 22:01, 21 October 2019


pTet-mCherry optimized in E. coli

We have improved the pTET promoter's function and inducibility for use in E. coli employing a synthetic promoter library on pTet Part:BBa_R0040. The SPL was constructed using a PCR with randomized primers to yield arbitrary sequences in the promoter region. A total of 245 clones were screened to find a target with enhanced functionality. For the screening the cells were induced with 250 ng/mL anhydrotetracycline. The expression of mCherry was quantified based on the emitted fluorescence levels 8 hours after induction. The screening of the final 6 interesting variations revealed clone 6 as the sequence with increased inducibility (figure 1). The best version of the promoter was determined based on fold change in the fluorescence intensity and low basal level. We calculated a fold change of 34 comparing fluorescence in the induced and uninduced state! Additionally, this promoter also exhibited a low basal level of fluorescence that is comparable to background fluorescence of E. coli without any reporter (figure 2). The improved pTET promoter can be found at Part:BBa_K3171173.

PTet.jpeg

Figure 1: Clone 6 exhibits the highest fluorescence fold change upon induction. Single clones from the synthetic promoter library were induced with 250 ng/ml anhydrotetracycline. The fluorescence fold change is calculated by dividing the fluorescence in the induced state by fluorescence in the absence of inducer. The used fluorescence reporter is mCherry.

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Figure 2: The basal level of reporter expression is comparable to E. coli without the construct. Clone 6 from the synthetic promoter library was induced with 250 ng/ml anhydrotetracycline. The used fluorescence reporter is mCherry.

Sequence and Features


Assembly Compatibility:
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    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
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    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
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    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]