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This BioBrick was designed to be used as an integration backbone for the ‘’B. subtilis’’ by integrating at the ‘’sacA’’ region of the endogenous chromosome via double crossover.   
 
This BioBrick was designed to be used as an integration backbone for the ‘’B. subtilis’’ by integrating at the ‘’sacA’’ region of the endogenous chromosome via double crossover.   
 
The Groningen iGEM 2012 team has showed that this BioBrick can be replicated in ‘’E. coli’’, however have not showed any results/characterisation that this backbone can integrate correctly in ‘’B. subtilis’’.
 
The Groningen iGEM 2012 team has showed that this BioBrick can be replicated in ‘’E. coli’’, however have not showed any results/characterisation that this backbone can integrate correctly in ‘’B. subtilis’’.
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The results from both sequencing run proved to show similar mutations were found on this backbone, most of the mutations occurred in the sacA integration regions. These results explained the reason why this pSac-Cm derived integration backbone for ‘’B.subtilis’’ were not working.
 
The results from both sequencing run proved to show similar mutations were found on this backbone, most of the mutations occurred in the sacA integration regions. These results explained the reason why this pSac-Cm derived integration backbone for ‘’B.subtilis’’ were not working.
  
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To get round this problem, we align the sequence of this BioBrick to the Integration vector pSac-Cm sequence from the (Middleton, R., Hofmeister, A. New shuttle vectors for ectopic insertion of genes into Bacillus subtilis. Plasmid Volume 51, Issue 3, May 2004, Pages 238–245). The results showed that the sequence that the Groningen team 2012 put up on the registry was correct. This suggests that the plasmid that they have submitted and the sequence they provided did not match. By using the correct sequence to generate this integration plasmid we will be able to make this part functional not just in ‘’E. coli’’ but also ‘’B. subtilis.
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To get round this problem, we align the sequence of this BioBrick to the Integration vector pSac-Cm sequence from the (Middleton, R., Hofmeister, A. New shuttle vectors for ectopic insertion of genes into Bacillus subtilis. Plasmid Volume 51, Issue 3, May 2004, Pages 238–245). The results showed that the sequence that the Groningen team 2012 put up on the registry was correct. This suggests that the plasmid that they have submitted and the sequence they provided did not match. By using the correct sequence to generate this integration plasmid we will be able to make this part functional not just in ‘’E. coli’’ but also ‘’B. subtilis.</I>
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Revision as of 16:24, 30 September 2013

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Applications of BBa_K818000

This backbone plasmid was used as primary backbone for all constructs in team Groningen 2012 project: the Food Warden. For further info: [http://2012.igem.org/Team:Groningen/OurBiobrick iGEM Groningen 2012 biobrick page]

User Reviews

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