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[[File:zfAND.jpg|none|400px|thumb|Lohmueller JJ et al demonstrated: ''For AND gates, a ZF activator is spliced and the logical operation is computed as TRUE only when both input signals are present. For the response data shown BCR_ABL-1:GCN4 activator split fragments were used and the response promoter contains 6 copies of the BCR_ABL target site. CFP expression was measured by flow cytometry and expressed as fold change over an off-target expression control.'']] | [[File:zfAND.jpg|none|400px|thumb|Lohmueller JJ et al demonstrated: ''For AND gates, a ZF activator is spliced and the logical operation is computed as TRUE only when both input signals are present. For the response data shown BCR_ABL-1:GCN4 activator split fragments were used and the response promoter contains 6 copies of the BCR_ABL target site. CFP expression was measured by flow cytometry and expressed as fold change over an off-target expression control.'']] | ||
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+ | [[File:AND-test.png|none|480px|thumb|'''CfaN intein-based AND gate. A degradable EGFP (d2EGFP) is linked downstream the promoter to indicate the expression level of it. DBD, DNA binding domain which is zinc finger in our assay. AD or SD, activating- or silencing-form transcriptional domain. RE, responsive elements. RFI, relative fluorescence intensity.''']] | ||
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+ | Flow cytometry results suggest that when coexpressed with CfaC-ZF21.16C-NLS, the expression level of d2EGFP is relatively turned up compared to none of them exists or only one of them exists. | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 17 October 2018
VP64-ZF21.16N-CfaN
This part is one of the downstream elements of our amplifier. It is constructed by fusing VP64 (Part:BBa_K2549057), G4S linker (Part:BBa_K2549053), ZF21.16N (Part:BBa_K2549011) and CfaN (Part:BBa_K2549009), from N terminal to C terminal. VP64 is a tetrameric VP16 transcription activator which shows ultrahigh transcription activation function. G4S is a glycine-rich peptide linker whose sequence is GGGGS. ZF21.16N is the N-terminal fragment of the zinc finger whose recognition helices for three-finger arrays are substituted by the reported synthetic zinc finger 21.16 residues on the basis of the BCR_ABL-1 artificial zinc finger[1]. CfaN is the N-terminal fragment of Cfa which is a consensus sequence from an alignment of 73 naturally occurring DnaE inteins that are predicted to have fast splicing rates. When coexpressed with CfaC-ZF21.16C-NLS (Part:BBa_K2549038) in the same cell, both fusions will be produced and a transcription activating function will be executed.
Sequence and Features
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Biology
Boolean logic gates via split zinc finger-based transcription factors
Lohmueller JJ et al have demonstrated the split ZF-TF reconstitution process. Please note that we used Cfa split intein (Part:BBa_K2549009 and Part:BBa_K2549010) but not dnaB reported below.
![](/wiki/images/8/85/ZfAND.jpg)
Characterization
It works as we designed
![](/wiki/images/6/60/AND-test.png)
Flow cytometry results suggest that when coexpressed with CfaC-ZF21.16C-NLS, the expression level of d2EGFP is relatively turned up compared to none of them exists or only one of them exists.
References
- ↑ A tunable zinc finger-based framework for Boolean logic computation in mammalian cells. Lohmueller JJ, Armel TZ, Silver PA. Nucleic Acids Res, 2012 Jun;40(11):5180-7 PMID: 22323524; DOI: 10.1093/nar/gks142