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Gene <i>csgA</i> found in the genome of MG1655 wild type is capable of forming biofilm. Using CRISPR, we knocked out gene <i>csgA</i> on MG1655’s genome creating ΔMG1655 strain. The cell ΔMG1655 would then be used as chassis cell. Gene <i>csgA</i> was fused into plasmid pET28a. A <i>Spytag</i> sequence was then fused after <i>csgA</i> gene, creating <i>csgA-spycatcher</i> (BBa_K2684006). | Gene <i>csgA</i> found in the genome of MG1655 wild type is capable of forming biofilm. Using CRISPR, we knocked out gene <i>csgA</i> on MG1655’s genome creating ΔMG1655 strain. The cell ΔMG1655 would then be used as chassis cell. Gene <i>csgA</i> was fused into plasmid pET28a. A <i>Spytag</i> sequence was then fused after <i>csgA</i> gene, creating <i>csgA-spycatcher</i> (BBa_K2684006). | ||
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Guan, Z.-B., Luo, Q., Wang, H.-R., Chen, Y., & Liao, X.-R. (2018). Bacterial laccases: promising biological green tools for industrial applications. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences. | Guan, Z.-B., Luo, Q., Wang, H.-R., Chen, Y., & Liao, X.-R. (2018). Bacterial laccases: promising biological green tools for industrial applications. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences. | ||
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Revision as of 11:00, 17 October 2018
CotA Laccase of B.subtilis
CotA Laccase is an endospore type protein secreted from B.subtilis
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]Illegal AgeI site found at 1348
- 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal SapI.rc site found at 286
Period - CsgA - SpyTag
Gene csgA found in the genome of MG1655 wild type is capable of forming biofilm. Using CRISPR, we knocked out gene csgA on MG1655’s genome creating ΔMG1655 strain. The cell ΔMG1655 would then be used as chassis cell. Gene csgA was fused into plasmid pET28a. A Spytag sequence was then fused after csgA gene, creating csgA-spycatcher (BBa_K2684006).
Reaction stock leftover in experiment
Using sfGFP – spycatcher protein, the combing function of Spytag and spycatcher system on the biofilm was tested. Gene csgA on the plasmid of pET28a was transferred in to ΔMG1655 as control group. Gene csgA – Spytag on the plasmid of pET28a was transferred in to ΔMG1655 as experiment. To verify the function of Spytag on csgA, the experiment was design to compare the combing rate of sf-GFP – spycatcher protein with cells that have csgA – SpyTag (Experiment) or csgA (Control).
As can be seen from the result,
Thus we can confirm our csgA – SpyTag system is functional.
References
Guan, Z.-B., Luo, Q., Wang, H.-R., Chen, Y., & Liao, X.-R. (2018). Bacterial laccases: promising biological green tools for industrial applications. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences.