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This composite part is composed of two composite parts. One is the PlacI-RBS-mprA-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654012), which is responsible for the costitutively expression of mprA, and the other is the PT7-LacO-RBS-CouP-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654014), which is responsible for the IPTG inducible expression of CouP. | This composite part is composed of two composite parts. One is the PlacI-RBS-mprA-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654012), which is responsible for the costitutively expression of mprA, and the other is the PT7-LacO-RBS-CouP-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654014), which is responsible for the IPTG inducible expression of CouP. | ||
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===Usage and Biology=== | ===Usage and Biology=== | ||
+ | ==Biosensor performance improvement== | ||
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+ | Previous studies have shown that CouP, an active transporter of phenolic compounds, is involved in vanillin uptake and further enhances the conversion of vanillic acid and catechol. So, we added CouP to improve the efficacy of the 1st biosensor. We designed the expression of CouP in two methods (constitutive or inducible expression) as shown in Fig. 3. | ||
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+ | FIGURE 3. EXPRESSION OF COUP FOR EFFECTIVE TRANSFER OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS | ||
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+ | 1st Iteration | ||
+ | First, to maintain the high level of CouP protein, we manufactured plasmid in a way that can be controlled by the T7 promoter and the lac operator. We prepared the transformation E. coli with the 2nd Biosensor plasmid in the same manner and dispensed IPTG according to concentration and incubated for 8 hours. Unlike our expectations, the sample in which IPTG was dispensed showed less fluorescence in contrast to that in which IPTG was not dispensed (Fig. 4). | ||
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+ | https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/parts/2/28/T--KSA_KOREA--biosensor_results-fig04.png | ||
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+ | FIGURE 4. DIFFERENCES IN BIOSENSOR FUNCTION ACCORDING TO COUP OVEREXPRESSION | ||
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+ | 2nd Iteration | ||
+ | As the overexpression of CouP could affect the expression of the Reporter gene, we constructed a new plasmid DNA in which LacI promoter controls the CouP expression,. We followed the same procedure as the previous experiments, and observed brighter red fluorescence when CouP was present. After digitizing the pixel intensity of the fluorescence with the help of ImageJ, we found that the fluorescence was about 20% higher when CouP was present (Fig. 5). | ||
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+ | https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/parts/4/48/T--KSA_KOREA--biosensor_results-fig05.png | ||
+ | FIGURE 5. IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF BIOSENSORS BY CONSTITUTIVELY EXPRESSED COUP | ||
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<span class='h3bb'>Sequence and Features</span> | <span class='h3bb'>Sequence and Features</span> |
Latest revision as of 03:27, 28 October 2020
PlacI-RBS-mprA-T7 terminator - PT7-LacO-RBS-CouP-T7 terminator
This composite part is composed of two composite parts. One is the PlacI-RBS-mprA-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654012), which is responsible for the costitutively expression of mprA, and the other is the PT7-LacO-RBS-CouP-T7 terminator (BBa_K3654014), which is responsible for the IPTG inducible expression of CouP.
Usage and Biology
Biosensor performance improvement
Previous studies have shown that CouP, an active transporter of phenolic compounds, is involved in vanillin uptake and further enhances the conversion of vanillic acid and catechol. So, we added CouP to improve the efficacy of the 1st biosensor. We designed the expression of CouP in two methods (constitutive or inducible expression) as shown in Fig. 3.
FIGURE 3. EXPRESSION OF COUP FOR EFFECTIVE TRANSFER OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS
1st Iteration First, to maintain the high level of CouP protein, we manufactured plasmid in a way that can be controlled by the T7 promoter and the lac operator. We prepared the transformation E. coli with the 2nd Biosensor plasmid in the same manner and dispensed IPTG according to concentration and incubated for 8 hours. Unlike our expectations, the sample in which IPTG was dispensed showed less fluorescence in contrast to that in which IPTG was not dispensed (Fig. 4).
FIGURE 4. DIFFERENCES IN BIOSENSOR FUNCTION ACCORDING TO COUP OVEREXPRESSION
2nd Iteration As the overexpression of CouP could affect the expression of the Reporter gene, we constructed a new plasmid DNA in which LacI promoter controls the CouP expression,. We followed the same procedure as the previous experiments, and observed brighter red fluorescence when CouP was present. After digitizing the pixel intensity of the fluorescence with the help of ImageJ, we found that the fluorescence was about 20% higher when CouP was present (Fig. 5).
FIGURE 5. IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF BIOSENSORS BY CONSTITUTIVELY EXPRESSED COUP Sequence and Features
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