Team:Yale/Parts
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+ | Our collection of submitted biobricks consists of: | ||
+ | <ul style="list-style-type:square"> <li>Mussel foot protein (MFP) 1-5-1 sequence [combination of <i>Mytilus galloprovincialis</i> Foot Protein 5 (Mgfp-5) and <i>Mytilus Edulis</i> Foot Protein 1 (Mefp-1)]. <li>MFP with superfolder Green Fluorescence Protein (sfGFP).<li>MFP with our anti-microbial peptide, LL-37.<li> Entire construct of our anti-microbial adhesive peptide: 2XStrep_Flagtag--LL-37--Mussel Foot Protein--sfGFP. </ul> | ||
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+ | <i>Note all biobricks are in the pSB1C3 plasmid.</i> | ||
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+ | <tr><td colspan="2"><h2>Full Construct: <a href= "http://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K1396000">BBa_K1396000</a></a></h2> | ||
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+ | The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein-linked to superfolder GFP for localization. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and the antimicrobial domain is designed to interact with microbial membranes and interfere with membrane stability. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine supressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence supressing LL-37 antimicrobial action.</p> | ||
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+ | <tr><td colspan="2"><h2>LL-37-MFP: <a href= "http://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K1396001">BBa_K1396001</a></h2> | ||
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+ | The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and the antimicrobial domain is designed to interact with microbial membranes and interfere with membrane stability. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine suppressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence suppressing LL-37 antimicrobial action. | ||
+ | This is an improvement on the Utah State biobrick <a href= "http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1162006">BBa_K1162006 </a> which consists of only the LL-37 peptide.</p> | ||
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+ | <tr><td colspan="2"><h2>MFP-sfGFP: <a href= "http://parts.igem.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K1396002">BBa_K1396002</a></h2> | ||
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- | The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein-linked to superfolder GFP for localization. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and | + | The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein-linked to superfolder GFP for localization. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and superfolder GFP will allow for florescence imaging and localization. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine supressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence supressing LL-37 antimicrobial action.</p> |
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+ | <tr><td colspan="2"><h2>Mussel Foot Protein 1-5-1: <a href= "https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/0/04/FP151.jpg">BBa_K1396003</a></h2> | ||
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+ | Recoded and codon optimized coding sequence for the mussel foot protein 151. TAG is recoded. In order to produce the protein co-express in cells contain either an L-DOPA orthogonal translation system or a Tyrosine suppressor.</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:39, 17 October 2014
Submitted Parts |
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Our collection of submitted biobricks consists of:
Note all biobricks are in the pSB1C3 plasmid. |
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Full Construct: BBa_K1396000The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein-linked to superfolder GFP for localization. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and the antimicrobial domain is designed to interact with microbial membranes and interfere with membrane stability. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine supressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence supressing LL-37 antimicrobial action. | |||||||||||
LL-37-MFP: BBa_K1396001The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and the antimicrobial domain is designed to interact with microbial membranes and interfere with membrane stability. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine suppressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence suppressing LL-37 antimicrobial action. This is an improvement on the Utah State biobrick BBa_K1162006 which consists of only the LL-37 peptide. | |||||||||||
MFP-sfGFP: BBa_K1396002The part is an coding sequence for an anti-microbial peptides linked to a mussel-foot protein-linked to superfolder GFP for localization. The mussel foot protein will anneal to surfaces as a wet glue and superfolder GFP will allow for florescence imaging and localization. In order to use this part you can produce it in a TAG recoded organism simultaneously expressing a Tyrosine supressor or L-DOPA orthogonal translational system. In order to purify you can use the 2X Strep tag and strep column and later cleave with enterokinase to remove the sequence supressing LL-37 antimicrobial action. | |||||||||||
Mussel Foot Protein 1-5-1: BBa_K1396003Recoded and codon optimized coding sequence for the mussel foot protein 151. TAG is recoded. In order to produce the protein co-express in cells contain either an L-DOPA orthogonal translation system or a Tyrosine suppressor. | |||||||||||