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Strong constitutive promoter for mammalian gene expression. This part is a repeat of <a href="https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K779200"> BBa_K779200 </a>.
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To test our miRNA’s effectiveness at down-regulating BACE1 expression we transfected separate HEK293 cultures with either (1) BACE1 under constitutive expression by the Hef1a promoter or (2) with BACE1 under constitutive expression by the Hef1a promoter and with a miRNA-generating vector inducibly regulated by the TRE promoter. We performed these transfections in duplicate—once with native BACE1, and then once with eYFP-tagged BACE1. There were two variants of this eYFP-tagged BACE1 construct—one with eYFP linked to the N-terminus of Bace1 and another with eYFP on the C-terminus. We created these two variants after considering the possibility that linking eYFP to either terminus of Bace1 might interfere with the peptide’s native structure or function. <br /> <br />
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After transfection and Doxycycline-induction of our miRNA-generating vectors, we used flow cytometry to verify that the miRNA-generating vectors were being expressed. Proper splicing of the mature miRNA out of the expression vector leaves an intact mKate coding sequence in the vector, so emission of red fluorescence from our transfected HEK293 indicates proper miRNA processing. <br /> <br />
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MIT iGEM 2014 used hEF1a to express many constructs constitutively in HEK293. One way in which we used the hEF1a promoter was to express constitutive colors as transfection markers, to give us an indication of how many plasmids were transfected into our cells.
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<p> <b>Fig. 1. Determining whether miRNA's 1-4 are successfully processed.</b><i> The data represent transfection with Hef1a:BACE1, Hef1a:tagBFP, and each of the listed miRNA's. Expression of each miRNA was induced by treatment with 1uM Doxycycline. </i></p></td>
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Here we transfected our cells with hEF1a:mKate and hEF1a:tagBFP, red and blue fluorescent proteins.  As you can see, there is a linear correlation between the amount of mKate and tagBFP expression that we observe.
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 1 November 2014

pENTR_hEF1a

Strong constitutive promoter for mammalian gene expression. This part is a repeat of BBa_K779200 .

Sequence and Features


Assembly Compatibility:
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hEF1a in the context of MIT iGEM 2014

MIT iGEM 2014 used hEF1a to express many constructs constitutively in HEK293. One way in which we used the hEF1a promoter was to express constitutive colors as transfection markers, to give us an indication of how many plasmids were transfected into our cells. Here we transfected our cells with hEF1a:mKate and hEF1a:tagBFP, red and blue fluorescent proteins. As you can see, there is a linear correlation between the amount of mKate and tagBFP expression that we observe.