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- | The next few pages will guide you through the results of the characterization of our submitted parts. On this page, you will find short description of our results, leading you to the final result. We hope you will dig deeper into the results of our systems. After the need to prioritize subprojects, the aim of our project was to get <i>E. coli</i> to express a self-designed nutritional protein tasting of lemon, controlled by an inducible promoter. <br><br> | + | <span class="intro">The next few pages</span> will guide you through the results of the characterization of our submitted parts. On this page, you will find short description of our results, leading you to the final result. We hope you will dig deeper into the results of our systems. After the need to prioritize subprojects, the aim of our project was to get <i>E. coli</i> to express a self-designed nutritional protein tasting of lemon, controlled by an inducible promoter. <br><br> |
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- | In order for us to be able to control the amount of OneProt produced, we need a promoter that can be controlled. For this, we put OneProt under expressional control by pTet. Besides investigating the controllable expression, we also investigated the influence of the LVA tag on TetR. We proved that the inhibition of pTet by TetR is correlated with the concentration of inducer – the more inducer in the less inhibition of pTet. Comparing the expression by pTet controlled by TetR with and without LVA tag shows that there is a higher expression upon induction, using TetR with LVA than using TetR without LVA. We also show that the pTet is leaky. | + | <span class="intro">In order for us</span> to be able to control the amount of OneProt produced, we need a promoter that can be controlled. For this, we put OneProt under expressional control by pTet. Besides investigating the controllable expression, we also investigated the influence of the LVA tag on TetR. We proved that the inhibition of pTet by TetR is correlated with the concentration of inducer – the more inducer in the less inhibition of pTet. Comparing the expression by pTet controlled by TetR with and without LVA tag shows that there is a higher expression upon induction, using TetR with LVA than using TetR without LVA. We also show that the pTet is leaky. |
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- | The thought of eating <i>E. coli</i> does not sound that delicious – and that is why we want our OneProt to taste like lemon. The cloning did not succeed, however, we have been able to compare an odor free <i>E. coli</i> strain with an indole producing <i>E. coli</i> strain, which is the compound that gives <i>E. coli</i> in LB media its characteristic odor. We have proved that | + | <span class="intro">The thought of eating</span> <i>E. coli</i> does not sound that delicious – and that is why we want our OneProt to taste like lemon. The cloning did not succeed, however, we have been able to compare an odor free <i>E. coli</i> strain with an indole producing <i>E. coli</i> strain, which is the compound that gives <i>E. coli</i> in LB media its characteristic odor. We have proved that |
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- | To the great iGEM registry of biobricks we have added 3 basic parts, 2 regulatory devices and 4 regulable production devices. | + | <span class="intro">To the great iGEM</span> registry of biobricks we have added 3 basic parts, 2 regulatory devices and 4 regulable production devices. |
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Results
"I know that I am intelligent, because I know that I know nothing." – Socrates
The next few pages will guide you through the results of the characterization of our submitted parts. On this page, you will find short description of our results, leading you to the final result. We hope you will dig deeper into the results of our systems. After the need to prioritize subprojects, the aim of our project was to get E. coli to express a self-designed nutritional protein tasting of lemon, controlled by an inducible promoter.
Synthesis of self-designed protein OneProt
Pictures of worms/WB
Growth curve
Controlling the Tet promoter
Plate containing 0 ng/mL doxycycline plated with E. coli WT and E. coli expressing GFP controlled by a constitutive promoter, pTet-TeR(+LVA) and pTet-TetR(no LVA). Plate containing 200 ng/mL doxycycline plated with E. coli WT and E. coli expressing GFP controlled by a constitutive promoter, pTet-TeR(+LVA) and pTet-TetR(no LVA).In order for us to be able to control the amount of OneProt produced, we need a promoter that can be controlled. For this, we put OneProt under expressional control by pTet. Besides investigating the controllable expression, we also investigated the influence of the LVA tag on TetR. We proved that the inhibition of pTet by TetR is correlated with the concentration of inducer – the more inducer in the less inhibition of pTet. Comparing the expression by pTet controlled by TetR with and without LVA tag shows that there is a higher expression upon induction, using TetR with LVA than using TetR without LVA. We also show that the pTet is leaky.
Flavor improvement
The thought of eating E. coli does not sound that delicious – and that is why we want our OneProt to taste like lemon. The cloning did not succeed, however, we have been able to compare an odor free E. coli strain with an indole producing E. coli strain, which is the compound that gives E. coli in LB media its characteristic odor. We have proved that
Added parts and devices
To the great iGEM registry of biobricks we have added 3 basic parts, 2 regulatory devices and 4 regulable production devices.