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This part is a hybrid synthetic promoter composed of the -35 and the Pribnow box sequences of pTacI promoter (BBa_K864400) [1] and the consensus binding site of PsiR regulator of Rhizobiale [2].
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This part is a hybrid synthetic promoter composed of the -35 and the Pribnow box sequences of pTacI promoter ([[Part:BBa_K864400|BBa_K864400]]) [1] and the consensus binding site of PsiR regulator of Rhizobiale [2].
  
 
===Usage and Biology===
 
===Usage and Biology===
  
D-Psicose inducible promoters naturally occur in nature, but they are quite long and not well characterized. In order to assess the efficiency of our psicose biosensor(s), we engineered a strong promoter, pTacI (BBa_K864400), regulated by LacI to make it psicose inducible.
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D-Psicose inducible promoters naturally occur in nature, but they are quite long and not well characterized. In order to assess the efficiency of our psicose biosensor(s), we engineered a strong promoter, pTacI ([[Part:BBa_K864400|BBa_K864400]]), regulated by LacI to make it psicose inducible.
  
pPsiTac1 is a synthetic promoter derived from pTacI (BBa_K864400) from which we removed the LacO sequence recognized by LacI and replaced it by the binding sequence of a transcription factor, PsiR (BBa_K2448006). PsiR is a LacI family transcription factor interacting with psicose, this is why the regulation of its promoter is similar.
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pPsiTac1 is a synthetic promoter derived from pTacI ([[Part:BBa_K864400|BBa_K864400]]) from which we removed the LacO sequence recognized by LacI and replaced it by the binding sequence of a transcription factor, PsiR ([[Part:BBa_K2448006|BBa_K2448006]]). PsiR is a LacI family transcription factor interacting with psicose, this is why the regulation of its promoter is similar.
  
As shown by the characterization of our psicose biosensor (BBa_K2448027), pPsiTac1 is strongly regulated by PsiR thanks to the consensus sequence, and the reporter gene shows high level expression under psicose induction. pPsiTac1 can therefore be categorized as a strong psicose inducible promoter.
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As shown by the characterization of our psicose biosensor ([[Part:BBa_K2448027|BBa_K2448027]]), pPsiTac1 is strongly regulated by PsiR thanks to the consensus sequence, and the reporter gene shows high level expression under psicose induction. pPsiTac1 can therefore be categorized as a strong psicose inducible promoter.
  
 
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Revision as of 11:56, 28 October 2017


pPsiTac1

This part is a hybrid synthetic promoter composed of the -35 and the Pribnow box sequences of pTacI promoter (BBa_K864400) [1] and the consensus binding site of PsiR regulator of Rhizobiale [2].

Usage and Biology

D-Psicose inducible promoters naturally occur in nature, but they are quite long and not well characterized. In order to assess the efficiency of our psicose biosensor(s), we engineered a strong promoter, pTacI (BBa_K864400), regulated by LacI to make it psicose inducible.

pPsiTac1 is a synthetic promoter derived from pTacI (BBa_K864400) from which we removed the LacO sequence recognized by LacI and replaced it by the binding sequence of a transcription factor, PsiR (BBa_K2448006). PsiR is a LacI family transcription factor interacting with psicose, this is why the regulation of its promoter is similar.

As shown by the characterization of our psicose biosensor (BBa_K2448027), pPsiTac1 is strongly regulated by PsiR thanks to the consensus sequence, and the reporter gene shows high level expression under psicose induction. pPsiTac1 can therefore be categorized as a strong psicose inducible promoter.

Sequence and Features


Assembly Compatibility:
  • 10
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
  • 12
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
  • 21
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
  • 23
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
  • 25
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
  • 1000
    COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]