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| - | <p style="text-align:justify" > The INSA-Lyon team is | + | <p style="text-align:justify" > <b>The INSA-Lyon team is developing an <i>E. coli</i>-based platform as an alternative depollution method for metal contamination </b> in water using an amyloid-display system for surface-functionalization, called <b>CurLy'on</b>. As far as France is concerned, drinkable water contamination from the metal pipes is a real issue. Indeed, the cost is estimated to twenty billion euros to fully replace the existing infrastructure. Using our system based on nano-sponge surfaces for water purification, we propose to extend the <b>CurLy'on</b> concept into a cheap bacterial filter as a solution. The use of surface-specific proteins particularly benefits the biotechnology research field in depollution alternative strategies but also in the medical field by improving the dialysis’ filter specificity on various metals for renal-insufficient patients. </p> |
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| + | <b>Unlike most metal bioremediation projects, our solution does not rely on intracellular capture, which means we can kill the bacteria and degrade their DNA using physio-chemical methods to ensure the safety of the biofilter</b> | ||
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| + | <a style="margin-left:250px" href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x26w54u_curly-on-presentation-igem-insa-lyon-2014_tech" target="_blank">CurLy'on Presentation - iGEM INSA-Lyon 2014</a> <i> | ||
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The INSA-Lyon team is developing an E. coli-based platform as an alternative depollution method for metal contamination in water using an amyloid-display system for surface-functionalization, called CurLy'on. As far as France is concerned, drinkable water contamination from the metal pipes is a real issue. Indeed, the cost is estimated to twenty billion euros to fully replace the existing infrastructure. Using our system based on nano-sponge surfaces for water purification, we propose to extend the CurLy'on concept into a cheap bacterial filter as a solution. The use of surface-specific proteins particularly benefits the biotechnology research field in depollution alternative strategies but also in the medical field by improving the dialysis’ filter specificity on various metals for renal-insufficient patients.
Unlike most metal bioremediation projects, our solution does not rely on intracellular capture, which means we can kill the bacteria and degrade their DNA using physio-chemical methods to ensure the safety of the biofilter
