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- | <h2><center> | + | <h2><center>“SCT - Screening Cancer Therapy”</center></h2> |
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+ | SCT (screening Cancer Therapy) is a kit which contains of hela cells as cervical cancer cells and it was designed to screening the plants that have compund potentially for cervical cancer therapy. The kit designed with plasmid that contain with HPV 16 or HPV 18 promoter. Each promoter to be accompained by two types of fluorescence reporter such as green (GFP) and red (RFP). The reporter compound obtained from biobrick. GFP obtained from Bba_E0240 (Plate 4, well 11N), then RFP obtained from Bba_K516132 (Plate 1, well 11A). Plasmid also designed with another compund such as RBS and double terminator. GFP act as a marker for the detection viruses whether plasmids have been inserted in hela cells and RFP as a marker for checking the ability of herbal compound used in the treatment of cervical cancer. <br><br> | ||
+ | Herbs that potentially as a therapy of cervical cancer in the kit are marked by the absence of green or red colors, while the negative results are marked by the emergence of green or red in the kit. The construct in the kit design is herbs can inhibit HPV promoter so that promoters cannot work anymore. The kit is expected to provide convenience to the researchers in the field of cervical cancer and cervical cancer effects can be mitigated with natural compound that not a lot of side effects. | ||
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