Difference between revisions of "Part:BBa I714891"
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[https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559005# Team:SCAU-China 2018] | [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559005# Team:SCAU-China 2018] | ||
− | <p>The [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559005# BBa_K2559005] is a | + | <p>The [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559005# BBa_K2559005] is a amended eGFP coding part improved from BBa_l714891. |
===Usage and Biology=== | ===Usage and Biology=== | ||
The part BBa_K2559005 has a sequence improvement on the basic part submitted by iGEM07_Peking (BBa_I714891) which encodes the SDY_eGFP. However, we found out a 16 bp nucleotides redundancy in the eGFP starting coding region in BBa_I714891, after checking the sequence of BBa_I714891 from NCBI. Therefore, we decided to delete the redundant 16 bp nucleotides in BBa_I714891 to amend the length of eGFP coding sequence. The amended eGFP coding biobrick is the BBa_K2559005. | The part BBa_K2559005 has a sequence improvement on the basic part submitted by iGEM07_Peking (BBa_I714891) which encodes the SDY_eGFP. However, we found out a 16 bp nucleotides redundancy in the eGFP starting coding region in BBa_I714891, after checking the sequence of BBa_I714891 from NCBI. Therefore, we decided to delete the redundant 16 bp nucleotides in BBa_I714891 to amend the length of eGFP coding sequence. The amended eGFP coding biobrick is the BBa_K2559005. | ||
− | To test the function of BBa_K2559005, we designed a new E.coli expression vector containing our new part termed as BBa_K2559003 under a strong E.coli endogenous promoter (PrplJ). Therefore, the amended eGFP in BBa_K2559005 was driven by PrplJ promoter, and expressed in DH10B. In addition, we also applied the BBa_K2559005 in the promoter intensity analysis of our other two new parts, the BBa_K2559004 and BBa_K2559011 which are relatively weaker E.coli endogenous promoters (PdapA and PcaiF) (Figure 1). | + | To test the function of BBa_K2559005, we designed a new E.coli expression vector containing our new part termed as [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559003# BBa_K2559003]under a strong E.coli endogenous promoter (PrplJ). Therefore, the amended eGFP in BBa_K2559005 was driven by PrplJ promoter, and expressed in DH10B. In addition, we also applied the BBa_K2559005 in the promoter intensity analysis of our other two new parts, the [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559004# BBa_K2559004] and [https://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K2559011# BBa_K2559011] which are relatively weaker E.coli endogenous promoters (PdapA and PcaiF) (Figure 1). |
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We transferred the BBa_K2559009 to DH5α by heat-shock, and found that the fluorescence signal can be observed under the UV (Figure 2). | We transferred the BBa_K2559009 to DH5α by heat-shock, and found that the fluorescence signal can be observed under the UV (Figure 2). | ||
− | [[File:T-SCAU-China-Red_and_green_colonies.jpg| | + | [[File:T-SCAU-China-Red_and_green_colonies.jpg|200px|thumb|center|Figure 2 : Figure 2 Colonies with BBa_J04450 (red colony) and BBa_K2559009 (green colony) were visualized under UV lightbox |
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− | + | So, we confirm that our improved part BBa_K2559005 can work in different E.coli expression system. We are also looking forward to more application of the BBa_K2559009! | |
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 16 October 2018
SDY_EGFP
a strong reporter
[http://2018.igem.org/Team:AFCM-Egypt# Team:AFCM-Egypt 2018] provided specific characterization for this part by using eGFP for experimental characterization of lentiviral transfer plasmid transfection efficacy and apoptotic effect on colorectal cancer cell line RKO.
The BBa_K2559005 is a amended eGFP coding part improved from BBa_l714891.
Usage and Biology
The part BBa_K2559005 has a sequence improvement on the basic part submitted by iGEM07_Peking (BBa_I714891) which encodes the SDY_eGFP. However, we found out a 16 bp nucleotides redundancy in the eGFP starting coding region in BBa_I714891, after checking the sequence of BBa_I714891 from NCBI. Therefore, we decided to delete the redundant 16 bp nucleotides in BBa_I714891 to amend the length of eGFP coding sequence. The amended eGFP coding biobrick is the BBa_K2559005. To test the function of BBa_K2559005, we designed a new E.coli expression vector containing our new part termed as BBa_K2559003under a strong E.coli endogenous promoter (PrplJ). Therefore, the amended eGFP in BBa_K2559005 was driven by PrplJ promoter, and expressed in DH10B. In addition, we also applied the BBa_K2559005 in the promoter intensity analysis of our other two new parts, the BBa_K2559004 and BBa_K2559011 which are relatively weaker E.coli endogenous promoters (PdapA and PcaiF) (Figure 1).
We summarized that our improvedpart, the amended eGFP coding biobrick BBa_K2559005 worked well in DH10B. We also hoped that our improvement on the BBa_I714891 can help their future applications by other groups in the future. However, it is difficult for us to perform additional experiments with BBa_K2559005 and BBa_I714891 due to the unavailable BBa_I714891.
To expand the application of BBa_K2559005, we searched theBBa_J04450stored in registry and do another improvement in the BBa_J04450. The BBa_J04450 is a strong RFP expression vector in E.coli. As the main page of BBa_J04450 mentioned, the E.coli colonies with BBa_J04450 were in red color under normal light after about 18 hour culture on LB plate (Figure 2). We used the BBa_K2559005 to replace the RFP region in BBa_J04450, the modified part is BBa_K2559009. We transferred the BBa_K2559009 to DH5α by heat-shock, and found that the fluorescence signal can be observed under the UV (Figure 2).
So, we confirm that our improved part BBa_K2559005 can work in different E.coli expression system. We are also looking forward to more application of the BBa_K2559009! Sequence and Features
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