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| − | The | + | The AHL receiver LasR from <i>P.aeruginosa</i> activates expression of GFP protein in response to 3OC12-HSL. |
This Receiver can be easily replaced by other AHL receivers in our collection. A full collection could be found in: http://2017.igem.org/Team:Shanghaitech/Library | This Receiver can be easily replaced by other AHL receivers in our collection. A full collection could be found in: http://2017.igem.org/Team:Shanghaitech/Library | ||
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==<b>Usage and Biology</b>== | ==<b>Usage and Biology</b>== | ||
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| + | When AHL is added with concentration higher than a critical value, the constitutively expressed LasR will bind to the AHL molecule 3OC12-HSL, dimerize and bind to the pLas regulatory sequence to activate GFP expression. | ||
==<b>Fluorescent Response to cognate 3OC12-HSL</b>== | ==<b>Fluorescent Response to cognate 3OC12-HSL</b>== | ||
| − | To test this part, we used standard 3OC12HSL (HSL produced by LasI in P.aeruginosa) to determine the response curve. | + | To test this part, we used standard 3OC12HSL (HSL produced by LasI in <i>P.aeruginosa</i>) to determine the response curve. |
[[File:T--Shanghaitech--LasRGFPLF.png|thumb|center|800px|<b>Fig. 1 LasR-pLas-GFP‘s response to cognate 3OC12HSL </b>]] | [[File:T--Shanghaitech--LasRGFPLF.png|thumb|center|800px|<b>Fig. 1 LasR-pLas-GFP‘s response to cognate 3OC12HSL </b>]] | ||
| − | ==Orthogonality test against non-cognate inducers== | + | ==<b>Orthogonality test against non-cognate inducers</b>== |
We have characterized crosstalk response of LasR to several non-cognate AHLs: | We have characterized crosstalk response of LasR to several non-cognate AHLs: | ||
[[File:T--Shanghaitech--LasRorthogonality.png|thumb|center|800px|<b>Fig. 2 Orthogonality test of LasR-pLas-GFP </b> (i):Fluorescent response to cognate and non-cognate AHLs (ii)Dose-Response curves for cognate and non-cognate AHLs (iii-vi)Fluorescent response to non-cognate AHLs in compared with 3OC12-HSL ]] | [[File:T--Shanghaitech--LasRorthogonality.png|thumb|center|800px|<b>Fig. 2 Orthogonality test of LasR-pLas-GFP </b> (i):Fluorescent response to cognate and non-cognate AHLs (ii)Dose-Response curves for cognate and non-cognate AHLs (iii-vi)Fluorescent response to non-cognate AHLs in compared with 3OC12-HSL ]] | ||
| + | Furthermore, we test it under fluorescence microscope. Fig. 3 shows four testing samples. | ||
| + | [[File:T--Shanghaitech--2315034-3.png|thumb|center|700px|<b>Fig. 3 Orthogonality test under fluorescence microscope</b> <b> a) Interlab Study Test Device 1 <bbpart>BBa_J364000</bbpart> b) Las molecule 3OC12-HSL as inducer c) Tra molecule 3OC8-HSL as inducer d) Rpa molecule Coumaroyl-HSL as inducer</b>]] | ||
It has shown that LasR is sensitive to it's cognate HSL and has obvious crosstalk with 3OC8-HSL in Tra System in relatively high concentration. | It has shown that LasR is sensitive to it's cognate HSL and has obvious crosstalk with 3OC8-HSL in Tra System in relatively high concentration. | ||
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==<b>Usages in our Project</b>== | ==<b>Usages in our Project</b>== | ||
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| − | AHL receiver from P.aeruginosa, actives expression of GFP protein. | + | AHL receiver from <i>P.aeruginosa</i>, actives expression of GFP protein. |
Latest revision as of 21:52, 1 November 2017
LasR-pLas-GFP HSL inducible fluorescent actuator
Group: Shanghaitech iGEM 2017
The AHL receiver LasR from P.aeruginosa activates expression of GFP protein in response to 3OC12-HSL.
This Receiver can be easily replaced by other AHL receivers in our collection. A full collection could be found in: http://2017.igem.org/Team:Shanghaitech/Library
Usage and Biology
When AHL is added with concentration higher than a critical value, the constitutively expressed LasR will bind to the AHL molecule 3OC12-HSL, dimerize and bind to the pLas regulatory sequence to activate GFP expression.
Fluorescent Response to cognate 3OC12-HSL
To test this part, we used standard 3OC12HSL (HSL produced by LasI in P.aeruginosa) to determine the response curve.
Orthogonality test against non-cognate inducers
We have characterized crosstalk response of LasR to several non-cognate AHLs:
Furthermore, we test it under fluorescence microscope. Fig. 3 shows four testing samples.
It has shown that LasR is sensitive to it's cognate HSL and has obvious crosstalk with 3OC8-HSL in Tra System in relatively high concentration.
Usages in our Project
We developed a measurement protocol using the fluorescent protein coupled AHL receiver germs to measure the actual AHLs concentration in high precision and sensitivity in compared with LC-MS.
AHL receiver from P.aeruginosa, actives expression of GFP protein.
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]Illegal NheI site found at 7
Illegal NheI site found at 30
Illegal NheI site found at 979 - 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]Illegal NgoMIV site found at 375
Illegal AgeI site found at 572 - 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 1740