Difference between revisions of "Part:BBa K2360013"
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We can just transform the plasmid to E.coil BL21 to detect the mercury ion. | We can just transform the plasmid to E.coil BL21 to detect the mercury ion. | ||
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Figure 1. Bio-circuit of BBa_K23600013 | Figure 1. Bio-circuit of BBa_K23600013 | ||
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3. Binding of Hg2+ to one of two binding sites on the MerR make DNA distortion at the centre of the operator which cause the reorientation of the -35 and -10 sequences make them interact with the RNA polymerase σ70 subunit to form an open transcriptional complex and transcription is initiated. [1] | 3. Binding of Hg2+ to one of two binding sites on the MerR make DNA distortion at the centre of the operator which cause the reorientation of the -35 and -10 sequences make them interact with the RNA polymerase σ70 subunit to form an open transcriptional complex and transcription is initiated. [1] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:32, 28 October 2017
rrnB' terminater+MerR+pMerR+GFP
It is a high-efficiency mercury detecting device. This device consist two parts, the GFP module (BBa_E0240) and mercury detecting module(BBa_K2360003).The GFP gene will be expressed when the detecting module makes a response to the metal ions. we measured the fluorescent curve of the engineering bacteria in different concentration of metal ions to prove its function. We can just transform the plasmid to E.coil BL21 to detect the mercury ion.
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
- 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 1432
Figure 1. Bio-circuit of BBa_K23600013
Background
MerR
The MerR family is a group of transcriptional regulators with similar N-terminal helix-turn-helix DNA binding regions and C-terminal effector binding regions that are specific to the effector recognized. The few MerR-like regulators that have been studied experimentally have been shown to activate suboptimal σ70-dependent promoters, in which the spacing between the -35 and -10 elements recognized by the σ factor is greater than the optimal 17±1 bp. So, how does it respond to heavy metal ions? Take MerR-pMerR as an example, it has several processes. 1. In the absence of Hg2+ and MerR, RNA polymerase preferentially transcribes from the merR promoter, increasing the amount of MerR present in the cell. 2. Once MerR binds to merOP, transcription of the MerR promoter is repressed and the DNA becomes bent and unwound at the operator sequence. RNA polymerase is recruited to the mer promoter, forming a ternary complex of DNA, MerR and RNA polymerase. 3. Binding of Hg2+ to one of two binding sites on the MerR make DNA distortion at the centre of the operator which cause the reorientation of the -35 and -10 sequences make them interact with the RNA polymerase σ70 subunit to form an open transcriptional complex and transcription is initiated. [1]