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Flaving Containing-Monooxygenase (FMO) is an enzyme that can be used to produce indigo. The enzyme is involved in the conversion of indole to indoxyl using NADPH as its co-factor. And upon exposure to oxygen, indoxyl spontaneously dimerzes to indigo. Specifically, this is the pathway being employed: <br> <br>
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<!--Upon cloning this enzyme into E. coli with the [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_J23100 BBa_J23100 Anderson Promoter], and adding tryptophan (a precursor to indole) in the LB media, we observed a dense blue color in our cultures. <br>[[File:blue tube.jpg | 350px]]-->
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Pathway for BBa_K1131000

Flaving Containing-Monooxygenase (FMO) is an enzyme that can be used to produce indigo. The enzyme is involved in the conversion of indole to indoxyl using NADPH as its co-factor. And upon exposure to oxygen, indoxyl spontaneously dimerzes to indigo. Specifically, this is the pathway being employed:

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