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+ | In our plasmids, we placed the deGFP closer to the terminator. | ||
+ | The presence of the GFP signal proves the expression of the previous subunits on the plasmid and it allows the detection of the transgenic bacteria easily (in mosquitoes). | ||
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+ | Here we can see the level of fluorescence of liquid starters from Serratia expressing the different types of plasmid we created. (BBa_K2938014, BBa_K2938015, BBa_K2938016). | ||
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+ | [[File:Fluorescence Plasmids Serratia.png|200px|thumb|left|Fluorescence levels of Serratia expressing our different plasmids]] | ||
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+ | We carried out toxicity assays in order to check if our plasmids are effective and toxic to the mosquito larvae. | ||
+ | We hatched untreated mosquito eggs in water containing our Serratia bacteria expressing the different plasmids. | ||
+ | Then we counted the live larvae 24 and 48 hours after treatment. | ||
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+ | [[File:toxicity_assay.png|200px|thumb|right|Toxicity assay results, Our plasmids show larvicidal activity]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 12 October 2019
Cry4Ba (HA tag) + deGFP Device
PR1 - RBS - Cry4Ba (HA tag) - RBS - deGFP - T500 Terminator
This plasmid was planned on a pBEST plasmid backbone. It contains larvicidal activity, as it containing toxic subunit of the bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (BTI) pBtoxis plasmid which is toxic to mosquitoes larva.
The plasmid was constructed using gibson assembly, then was incorporated into E.coli BL21 and DH5a using Heat shock, and into serratia marcescens 274 using electroporation.
Characterization
Western of Cry4Ba subunit with anti-HA antibody. proving the translation of the toxin subunit on the plasmid.
Experience
In our plasmids, we placed the deGFP closer to the terminator. The presence of the GFP signal proves the expression of the previous subunits on the plasmid and it allows the detection of the transgenic bacteria easily (in mosquitoes).
Here we can see the level of fluorescence of liquid starters from Serratia expressing the different types of plasmid we created. (BBa_K2938014, BBa_K2938015, BBa_K2938016).
We carried out toxicity assays in order to check if our plasmids are effective and toxic to the mosquito larvae. We hatched untreated mosquito eggs in water containing our Serratia bacteria expressing the different plasmids. Then we counted the live larvae 24 and 48 hours after treatment.
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