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pCSTA.RBS.mKeima.TT is compared with the preceding biobricks. We actually reconstructed pCSTA.RBS.eGFP.TT and pCSTA.RBS.mRFP.TT from 2013 distribution to test the modularity of the generator bricks. They are all successfully clone in few days.<br> | pCSTA.RBS.mKeima.TT is compared with the preceding biobricks. We actually reconstructed pCSTA.RBS.eGFP.TT and pCSTA.RBS.mRFP.TT from 2013 distribution to test the modularity of the generator bricks. They are all successfully clone in few days.<br> | ||
| − | During the comparison, we used a low volume of living <i>E.coli</i> for fluorescent detection. They are not lysed. The purpose is to demonstrate suitability of each fluorescent protein in tiny scale kinetic study. Please refer to our <a href="http://2013.igem.org/Team:UCL_PG/Project">project page</a> for more! | + | During the comparison, we used a low volume of living <i>E.coli</i> for fluorescent detection. They are not lysed. The purpose is to demonstrate suitability of each fluorescent protein in tiny scale kinetic study. We improved the pCSTA based glucose sensor's sensitivity and demonstrated that mKeima is a better FP for indicating glucose level in culture. Please refer to our <a href="http://2013.igem.org/Team:UCL_PG/Project">project page</a> for more! |
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Applications of BBa_K1135004
Tiny scale (96 wells plate) living cell kinetic study of glucose level. (Works even better in human cell culture!)
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UCL_PG 2013:
Preceding pCSTA biobrick [BBa_K118011]
Preceding pCSTA.RBS.eGFP.TT [BBa_K200018]
Preceding pCSTA.RBS.mRFP.TT [BBa_K572001]
pCSTA.RBS.mKeima.TT is compared with the preceding biobricks. We actually reconstructed pCSTA.RBS.eGFP.TT and pCSTA.RBS.mRFP.TT from 2013 distribution to test the modularity of the generator bricks. They are all successfully clone in few days.
During the comparison, we used a low volume of living E.coli for fluorescent detection. They are not lysed. The purpose is to demonstrate suitability of each fluorescent protein in tiny scale kinetic study. We improved the pCSTA based glucose sensor's sensitivity and demonstrated that mKeima is a better FP for indicating glucose level in culture. Please refer to our project page for more!
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