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** "Co-localization of receptors does not affect the local concentration of '''unbound''' ligand, nor the total number of binding events." [http://yeastpheromonemodel.org/wiki/Localization_effects] | ** "Co-localization of receptors does not affect the local concentration of '''unbound''' ligand, nor the total number of binding events." [http://yeastpheromonemodel.org/wiki/Localization_effects] | ||
*** This potentially addresses Anja's concerns | *** This potentially addresses Anja's concerns | ||
| - | ** Process of glycosylation, proteolysis = quite complex, potential problem? [http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Ilya/Yeast/Mating_pheromone_response_pathway/Pheromone] | + | ** Process of glycosylation, proteolysis = quite complex, potential problem? |
| + | ** agr biobricks were not made to work in Bacillus, they would have been the best option | ||
| + | * Theo's conclusion: everything would work except the peptide signal/receptor binding | ||
| + | ** Project unfeasible | ||
| + | [http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Ilya/Yeast/Mating_pheromone_response_pathway/Pheromone] | ||
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Revision as of 18:36, 15 July 2010
- Yeast pheromones?
- "Co-localization of receptors does not affect the local concentration of unbound ligand, nor the total number of binding events." [1]
- This potentially addresses Anja's concerns
- Process of glycosylation, proteolysis = quite complex, potential problem?
- agr biobricks were not made to work in Bacillus, they would have been the best option
- "Co-localization of receptors does not affect the local concentration of unbound ligand, nor the total number of binding events." [1]
- Theo's conclusion: everything would work except the peptide signal/receptor binding
- Project unfeasible
