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<b>SilverSURF</b>
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<span>Environmental pollution with harmful quantities of heavy metal ions has become an urgent problem.<br />SilverSURF makes use of the flagellar filament that represents one of the largest scaffolds in nature, and combines it with the unique potential of high-affinity metal-binding domains.
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<span>Environmental pollution with harmful quantities of heavy metal ions has become an urgent problem.<br />SilverSURF makes use of the flagellar filament that represents one of the largest scaffolds in nature, and combines it with the unique potential of high-affinity metal-ion-binding domains.
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<span>Ribosomes synthesize proteins for which tRNAs deliver the amino acids. However, the natural ability of ribosomes is limited to 20 L-amino acids. Non-ribosomal peptide synthetases (NRPSs) synthesize
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<span>Ribosomes are limited to 20 L-amino acids while non-ribosomal peptide synthetases (NRPSs) can use a large number of natural and non-proteinogenic amino acids. RiboSURF aims at combining the huge repertoire of NRPSs with ribosomal protein synthesis to extend the synthetic scope of the ribosome.
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only small peptides, however, from a large number of natural and non-proteinogenic amino acids.
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<b>SURFkiller</b>
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<span>The work with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) harbours the risk of their release into nature. Therefore, it is necessary to make their survival in nature impossible.<br />We developed a security system for <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> which based on one of the cells essential compartment the ribosome.  
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<span>The work with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) harbours the risk of their release into nature. Therefore, it is necessary to make their survival in nature impossible.<br />We developed a security system for <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> based on one of the cells essential compartment the ribosome.  
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