Difference between revisions of "Part:BBa K1415202"

Revision as of 01:40, 18 October 2014

Pcons+B0034+PBAN(Mamestra brassicae)+B0034+BFP+J61048

To predict the PBAN expression in E.coli by computer modeling, we next tested PBAN BFP biobricks. We obtained the average expressive value of the blue fluorescence in the biobrick part (above) and also the control part of Pcons + RBS + BFP + Ter. Therefore, we can use the average value to generate predictions of the PBAN expression in E.coli.

Fig.1-1 Biobrick of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Term.

Fig.1-2 The bluelight test of our E.coli

Fig.1-3 Modeling result of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Ter. The blue line is the expression profile of the theoretical biobrick. And the green line is the expression data of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Ter. And the red line is the adjusting line from the green and blue one. This line represent the correcting line of theoretical data and real condition data which can make our model not only fit the theoretical condition but also stay away from experimental bias.

Assembly Compatibility:

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Illegal NheI site found at 7
Illegal NheI site found at 30
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COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
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Illegal NgoMIV site found at 79
Illegal NgoMIV site found at 909
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-To predict the PBAN expression in E.coli by computer modeling, we next tested PBAN BFP biobricks. We obtained the average expressive value of the blue fluorescence in the biobrick part (above) and also the control part of Pcons + RBS + BFP + Ter. Therefore, we can use the average value to generate predictions of the PBAN expression in E.coli.
+To predict the PBAN expression in ''E.coli'' by computer modeling, we next tested PBAN BFP biobricks. We obtained the average expressive value of the blue fluorescence in the biobrick part (above) and also the control part of Pcons + RBS + BFP + Ter. Therefore, we can use the average value to generate predictions of the PBAN expression in ''E.coli''.
 [[File:Pcons(J23101) + RBS(B0034) + PBAN(MB) + RBS(B0034) + BFP(K592100) + Ter(J61048).png|600px|thumb|left|'''Fig.1-1'''  Biobrick of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Term. ]]
-[[File:BLMB.png|1200px|thumb|left|'''Fig.1-2'''  The bluelight test of our E.coli ]]
+[[File:BLMB.png|1200px|thumb|left|'''Fig.1-2'''  The bluelight test of our'' E.coli'' ]]
 [[File:MDMB.png|1200px|thumb|left|'''Fig.1-3'''  Modeling result of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Ter. The blue line is the expression profile of the theoretical biobrick. And the green line is the expression data of Pcons + RBS + PBAN(MB) + BFP + Ter. And the red line is the adjusting line from the green and blue one. This line represent the correcting line of theoretical data and real condition data which can make our model not only fit the theoretical condition but also stay away from experimental bias. ]]