Difference between revisions of "QPI"

 
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'''"Quad-Part Inverter"'''
 
'''"Quad-Part Inverter"'''
  
QPI refers to a Quad-Part Inverter, that is, a [[Help:PoPS]]-based inverter composed of four sub-parts: a [[Help:Ribosome Binding Site|ribosome binding site]], a [[Help:Protein coding|coding region]] for a repressor protein (ie. cI lambda), a [[Help:Terminators|terminator]], and the [[Help:Regulatory|promoter]] (ie. pLamdba) which is regulated by the coded repressor protein  
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QPI refers to a ''q''uad-''p''art ''i''nverter, that is, a [[Help:PoPS|PoPS]]-based inverter composed of four sub-parts: a [[Help:Ribosome Binding Site|ribosome binding site]], a [[Help:Protein coding|coding region]] for a repressor protein (''e.g.,'' lambda cI), a [[Help:Terminators|terminator]], and the [[Help:Regulatory|promoter]] (''e.g.,'' pLambda) regulated by the encoded repressor protein.
  
 
The efficacy of these QPI parts can be measured using a [http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/PoPS_device_screening_plasmid Screening Plasmid device]
 
The efficacy of these QPI parts can be measured using a [http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/PoPS_device_screening_plasmid Screening Plasmid device]
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The following are just a few examples of QPI Biobricks:
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The following are just a few examples of QPI BioBricks:
*[[Part:BBa_Q04510]] - A QPI based on the LacI repression
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*[[Part:BBa_Q04400]] - A QPI based on the TetR repression
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*[[Part:BBa_Q04510]] - A QPI based on the LacI repressor
*[[Part:BBa_Q04510]] - A QPI based on the cI repression
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*[[Part:BBa_Q04400]] - A QPI based on the TetR repressor
*[[Part:BBa_Q01121]]
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*[[Part:BBa_Q04510]] - A QPI based on the cI repressor
*[[Part:BBa_Q01122]]
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*[[Part:BBa_Q01121]] - A QPI based on the LacI repressor
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*[[Part:BBa_Q01122]] - A QPI based on the LacI repressor

Latest revision as of 16:46, 3 May 2007

"Quad-Part Inverter"

QPI refers to a quad-part inverter, that is, a PoPS-based inverter composed of four sub-parts: a ribosome binding site, a coding region for a repressor protein (e.g., lambda cI), a terminator, and the promoter (e.g., pLambda) regulated by the encoded repressor protein.

The efficacy of these QPI parts can be measured using a [http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/PoPS_device_screening_plasmid Screening Plasmid device]



The following are just a few examples of QPI BioBricks: