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iGEM Dundee 2016 |
The function of this part was characterised in the hope of designing a pH-responsive system. We hooked up this asr promomoter to an excellent reporter system (BBa_E0840) and characterised its activity under this new composite biobrick (BBa_K1962014). The system showed some pH-dependent activity. We also hooked up the asr promoter to biobricks encoding immunity proteins towards colicins. This should give some degree of regulation of transcription of the Im-Ia immunity protein (standard biobrick BBa_K1962001 and composite part BBa_K1962015) and the Im-E3 immunity protein (standard biobrick BBa_K1962004 and composite part BBa_K1962016). |
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