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<b>Design:</b> We constructed and improved standard BioBrick Parts about quorum sensing systems and modified the systems in prokaryotic microorganisms for usage in S. cerevisiae (Yeast). The LuxR gene is constitutively expressed, while the activation of Lux Promoter requires the signaling of N-Acyl Homoserine Lactone (AHL). Therefore, mCherry is activated in the presence of AHL. | <b>Design:</b> We constructed and improved standard BioBrick Parts about quorum sensing systems and modified the systems in prokaryotic microorganisms for usage in S. cerevisiae (Yeast). The LuxR gene is constitutively expressed, while the activation of Lux Promoter requires the signaling of N-Acyl Homoserine Lactone (AHL). Therefore, mCherry is activated in the presence of AHL. | ||
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+ | <b>Test:</b> Yeasts after 8 hours of enlarge cultivation were divided into two three groups, induced by DMSO (control), 0.5uM AHL and 200uM AHL separately. After 0.5, 16 and 24 hours, yeasts were collected and tested for mCherry fluorescence by flow cytometry. Total fluorescence were obtained for each group. As shown in the figure, inducing with high concentration of 200uM AHL caused significant increase of mCherry fluorescence. Low concentration of AHL also induced higher fluorescence. Among the three tested time points, the fold change of fluorescence reached the highest when 16 hours after induction. | ||
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+ | <p><b>Figure 2. Fold change of mCherry fluorescence induced by AHL</b></p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:51, 27 September 2013
Reporter for quorum sensing systems in yeast
Part Name: BBa_K1024002
Short Description: Reporter for quorum sensing systems in yeast
Part Type: Signaling
Design: We constructed and improved standard BioBrick Parts about quorum sensing systems and modified the systems in prokaryotic microorganisms for usage in S. cerevisiae (Yeast). The LuxR gene is constitutively expressed, while the activation of Lux Promoter requires the signaling of N-Acyl Homoserine Lactone (AHL). Therefore, mCherry is activated in the presence of AHL.
Figure 1. The construct of reporter for quorum sensing systems
Test: Yeasts after 8 hours of enlarge cultivation were divided into two three groups, induced by DMSO (control), 0.5uM AHL and 200uM AHL separately. After 0.5, 16 and 24 hours, yeasts were collected and tested for mCherry fluorescence by flow cytometry. Total fluorescence were obtained for each group. As shown in the figure, inducing with high concentration of 200uM AHL caused significant increase of mCherry fluorescence. Low concentration of AHL also induced higher fluorescence. Among the three tested time points, the fold change of fluorescence reached the highest when 16 hours after induction.
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Figure 2. Fold change of mCherry fluorescence induced by AHL
Usage and Biology
Sequence and Features
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