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Revision as of 22:38, 31 May 2009
< Back to Biosynthesis Protein coding sequences
These enzymes are involved in the biosynthesis of plastic and specifically polyhydroxybutyrate.
| Name | Protein | Description | Direction | Uniprot | KEGG | E.C. | Substrate | Product | Length | Status |
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| BBa_K125502 | phaB BioPlastic polyhydroxybutyrate synthesis pathway (origin PCC6803 slr1993) | 726 | In stock | |||||||
| BBa_K759005 | phaB (acetoacetyl-CoA reductase orgin from Ralstonia eutropha) | 738 | In stock | |||||||
| BBa_K125501 | phaA BioPlastic polyhydroxybutyrate synthesis pathway (origin PCC6803 slr1994) | 1233 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K125503 | phaC BioPlastic polyhydroxybutyrate synthesis pathway (origin PCC6803 slr1830) | 1140 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K125504 | phaE BioPlastic polyhydroxybutyrate synthesis pathway (origin PCC6803 slr1829) | 996 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K156012 | phaA (acetyl-CoA acetyltransferase) | 1182 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K156013 | phaB1 (acetyacetyl-CoA reductase) | 741 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K156014 | phaC1 (Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) polymerase) | 1349 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K759004 | phaA (beta-ketothiolase orgin from Ralstonia eutropha) | 1182 | It's complicated | |||||||
| BBa_K2783010 | Phenylalanine ammonia lyase 2 | 2154 | It's complicated |
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Norman Wang designed and constructed a set of parts for plastic biosynthesis. | 
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George McArthur IV and the 2008 Virginia iGEM team designed and constructed a set of parts for plastic biosynthesis. |