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| - | <h4><a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1418002"> BBa_K1418002</a> </h4>
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| - | <p>This part was constructed as an inducible chlorophyllase enzyme generator with a C-terminal 10x-Histidine tag to allow for simple purification using nickel affinity chromatography. Refer to our <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Utah_State/Project"> project page</a> for background information on chlorophyllase and to our <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Utah_State/Results/Chlorophylasse"> chlorophyllase results page</a> to see how we produced, purified, and tested this enzyme. | + | <groupparts>iGEM014 Utah_State</groupparts> |
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| - | <h4>Intermediate parts (N- to C-terminal)</h4>
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| - | K208010 – Composite part of R0010 (a lac inducible promoter) and B0034 (a ribosome binding site with 1.0 level of efficiency)
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| - | K1418001 – BioBrick encoding a chlorophyllase enzyme (TaCHL) found in <i>Triticum aestivum</i>, a common species of wheat. RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | K844000 – A 10x-Histidine tag used to purify chlorophyllase enzymes using nickel affinity chromatography. RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | B0015 – Composite part of two transcriptional terminators.
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| - | <strong> Figure 1. </strong> Diagram of part K1418002 plasmid map.
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| - | <h4><a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1418012"> BBa_K1418012</a></h4>
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| - | <p>This part was constructed as an inducible cellulase enzyme generator with a C-terminal 10x-Histidine tag to allow for simple purification using nickel affinity chromatography. Refer to our <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Utah_State/Project"> project page</a> for background information on chlorophyllase and to our <a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Utah_State/Results/Cullolase"> cellulase results page</a> to see how we produced, purified, and tested this enzyme.
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| - | K208010 – Composite part of R0010 (a lac inducible promoter) and B0034 (a ribosome binding site with 1.0 level of efficiency)
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| - | K1418011 – BioBrick twin of K118023 with double stop codons removed and designed as RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | K844000 – A 10x-Histidine tag used to purify cellulase enzymes using nickel affinity chromatography. RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | <strong> Figure 2. </strong> Diagram of part K1418012 plasmid map.
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| - | <p>This part was constructed to demonstrate the immobilization of green fluorescent protein (GFP) to bioplastic granules. Once this device was proven to function as expected, we were able to construct a similar genetic circuit with our stain-fighting enzymes in place of the GFP.
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| - | K934001 – phaCAB operon which encodes the 3 necessary enzymes in the bioplastic (PHB) pathway, preceded by native promoter. All from <i>Ralstonia eutropha</i> H16.
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| - | K208010 – Composite part of R0010 (a lac inducible promoter) and B0034 (a ribosome binding site with 1.0 level of efficiency).
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| - | K1418062 – Green fluorescent protein with double stop codons removed and XhoI site removed. RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | K1418060 – BioBrick encoding PHB synthase enzyme (PhaC) with double stop codon following the end of the coding region. RFC 23 compatible.
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| - | <groupparts>iGEM014 Utah_State</groupparts>
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