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+ | We used this part as a reporter protein in a cell free system. We found that there was observable fluorescence from this part and experienced no issues with expressing it in a cell free system. | ||
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− | <I> | + | <I>USTC_China iGEM13</I> |
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− | [[ | + | In USTC_China iGEM13's project,we bulit the N-terminal TD1 modified GFP to make it is capable of transporting through skin barrier, then induced expression in BL21 and Bacillus Subtilis WB800N with IPTG and tested positive by SDS-PAGE and ultraviolet ultraviolet spectrometry. Students in Wen lab validated the efficient transdermal function of N-terminal TD1 modified GFP(not BBa_E0040 ). |
− | + | [[Image:USTC_China_iGEM13_BBa_K1074006_1.png|thumb|left|800px|figure 1 SDS-PAGE of N-terminal TD1 modified GFP]] | |
+ | [[Image:USTC_China_iGEM13_BBa_K1074006_2.JPG|thumb|left|600px|figure 2 Fluorescence detection of N-terminal TD1 modified GFP expression with and without IPTG induction]] | ||
+ | [[Image:USTC_China_iGEM13_BBa_K1074000_4.jpg|thumb|left|600px|figure 3 Our Transdermal test device]] | ||
+ | [[Image:USTC_China_iGEM13_BBa_K1074006_3.JPG|thumb|left|600px|figure 4 Results of transdermal test of N-terminal TD1 modified GFP and unmodified GFP]] | ||
+ | ===Reference=== | ||
+ | SUN Zheng, WEN Long-ping.Transdermal delivery of fusion green fluorescent protein mediated by covalently associated TD1 peptide. | ||
+ | OURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF CHINA.2009.Vol.39,No.4 | ||
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+ | <partinfo>BBa_E0040 AddReview 2</partinfo> | ||
+ | <I>KAIST_iGEM_2012</I> | ||
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+ | [[image: KAIST_iGEM_2012_Experience_BBa_E0040.PNG|center|thumb|400px|'''Figure 1. E.coli strain MG1655 expressing BBa_E0040 under control of <partinfo>BBa_K907004</partinfo> after overnight culture. 3mL culture with M9 media in 14 mL round bottom tube(Top left two) and centrifuged cells in eppendorf tube(Bottom left two).''' The expression of BBa_0040 is clearly observed with naked eye after overnight culture.]] | ||
+ | <br><partinfo>BBa_E0040</partinfo> was successfully used to produce GFPmut3b in E.coli strain MG1655 in LB or M9 minimal media under the control of promoter-<partinfo>BBa_J23119</partinfo> and RBS-<partinfo>BBa_B0034</partinfo> in the Dual Phase Protein Generator(GFP default), <partinfo>BBa_K907004</partinfo>. | ||
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This part was used by WHU_China team as a reporter of long-term oscillator. Information from the website of this part shows that its length is about 720bp; however, the result of restriction enzymes cleavage experiment showed that it is actually about 1kb. And after several attempts, we failed to assemble this part with other biobricks. | This part was used by WHU_China team as a reporter of long-term oscillator. Information from the website of this part shows that its length is about 720bp; however, the result of restriction enzymes cleavage experiment showed that it is actually about 1kb. And after several attempts, we failed to assemble this part with other biobricks. | ||
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+ | <I>iGEM Dundee 2013</I> | ||
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+ | The function of this part was characterised and quantified in a new salt-responsive device. The GFP encoded by <partinfo>BBa_E0040 </partinfo> was hooked up to an OmpR-responsive promoter (<partinfo>BBa_R0083</partinfo>) via a ribosome binding site (<partinfo>BBa_B0034</partinfo>) to produce a new composite part (a reporter) (<partinfo>BBa_K1012005</partinfo>). GFP fluorescence could be detected in an <i>E. coli</i> chassis, and we used an <i>envZ</i> mutant strain to show the sensor was working correctly. | ||
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+ | <I>iGEM Brasil-USP 2015</I> | ||
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+ | Designed by Brasil-USP team, <partinfo>BBa_K1819000</partinfo> is a GFP coding sequence with an N-terminal linker, which is 5’-flanked by NdeI restriction site. <br>It represents an improvement from <partinfo>BBa_E0040 </partinfo> due to addition of NdeI restriction site, allowing other IGEM teams to express a chimera C-terminally attached to GFP, which exhibits bright green fluorescence when exposed to light in the blue to ultraviolet range.<br>NdeI restriction site avoids any additional amino acid residue(s) between coding sequence and the fused N-terminal tag, ideal for recombinant protein expression.<br> We also submitted <partinfo>BBa_K1819000</partinfo> as a new part. | ||
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+ | <I>iGEM Tianjin 2015</I> | ||
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+ | Tianjin 2015 made a fusion protein using GFP with hydrophobin sJanus to make a novel and efficient protein extraction system, and the part is BBa_K1582004. It is used to test the efficiency of Janus-based protein extraction system and provide the basic data for model to be used by more proteins. This provides a new way to purify GFP and other proteins. | ||
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+ | <I>CLSB-UK</I> | ||
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+ | We used this part as a reporter protein in a cell free system. We found that there was observable fluorescence from this part and experienced no issues with expressing it in a cell free system. | ||
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USTC_China iGEM13 |
In USTC_China iGEM13's project,we bulit the N-terminal TD1 modified GFP to make it is capable of transporting through skin barrier, then induced expression in BL21 and Bacillus Subtilis WB800N with IPTG and tested positive by SDS-PAGE and ultraviolet ultraviolet spectrometry. Students in Wen lab validated the efficient transdermal function of N-terminal TD1 modified GFP(not BBa_E0040 ). ReferenceSUN Zheng, WEN Long-ping.Transdermal delivery of fusion green fluorescent protein mediated by covalently associated TD1 peptide. OURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF CHINA.2009.Vol.39,No.4 |
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KAIST_iGEM_2012 |
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Antiquity |
This review comes from the old result system and indicates that this part worked in some test. |
UNIQ09c1118c03d72825-partinfo-00000009-QINU
E0040 contains 2 dpnI sites. This is useful when using a part containing E0040 as a template for PCR because you can cut up the template via a dpnI digest. For this to work the cell strain that the template was purified from must be dam methylase+.
iGEM11_WHU_China |
This part was used by WHU_China team as a reporter of long-term oscillator. Information from the website of this part shows that its length is about 720bp; however, the result of restriction enzymes cleavage experiment showed that it is actually about 1kb. And after several attempts, we failed to assemble this part with other biobricks. |
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iGEM Dundee 2013 |
The function of this part was characterised and quantified in a new salt-responsive device. The GFP encoded by BBa_E0040 was hooked up to an OmpR-responsive promoter (BBa_R0083) via a ribosome binding site (BBa_B0034) to produce a new composite part (a reporter) (BBa_K1012005). GFP fluorescence could be detected in an E. coli chassis, and we used an envZ mutant strain to show the sensor was working correctly. |
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iGEM Brasil-USP 2015 |
Designed by Brasil-USP team, BBa_K1819000 is a GFP coding sequence with an N-terminal linker, which is 5’-flanked by NdeI restriction site. |
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iGEM Tianjin 2015 |
Tianjin 2015 made a fusion protein using GFP with hydrophobin sJanus to make a novel and efficient protein extraction system, and the part is BBa_K1582004. It is used to test the efficiency of Janus-based protein extraction system and provide the basic data for model to be used by more proteins. This provides a new way to purify GFP and other proteins. |
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CLSB-UK |
We used this part as a reporter protein in a cell free system. We found that there was observable fluorescence from this part and experienced no issues with expressing it in a cell free system. |