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Revision as of 18:04, 23 June 2010
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6/14/10 TWADDLE
In summary we have decided to pursue a mercury sequesting IGEM to be built from available parts, possibly. 1) Mercury transporter K205044 2) a glutathione part: possibly BBa_J61213 BBa_T20205 BBa_K289001 BBa_K289002 BBa_K289003... Our task is to evaluate the gluthione parts for one that we can couple to the mercury transporter:
6/21/10 TWADDLE ("da coach")
O.k. summary of our change of direction:
Since we have found some good examples of IGEMs that have been created to detect and/or sequester heavy metals we decided to shift gears and build a IGEM that can detect enteric bacteria: The idea is to build a device that can be use to sense bacteria in lake water. Lake Michigan beaches are susceptible to closure because of high E.coli counts. If we could develop an IGEM based upon the quorum sensing protein, autoinducer 2, the we could detect, indirectly the presence, even potentially the amount of bacteria in the water.
6/21/10 Joseph Hull(Joe)
How about we use the British Columbia 2009 stop light bacteria device by manipulating this device with a AI-1 or AHL promoter to change this device to be sensitive to presence of AI-1
6/21/10 Chamberlin ("da geek")
Possible promoter LuxR is a constitutively expressed protein that can bind AHL. When bound to AHL it can stimulate transcription from the right hand lux promoter (pLuxR). In the natural system, this promoter controls transcription of the LuxI enzyme leading to a positive feedback loop that increases transcription from the right hand lux promoter. In addition controlling the transcription of luxI, the promoter also controls transcription of luciferase. 1 BBa_R1062Promoter, Standard (luxR and HSL regulated -- lux pR)
6/23/10 Cassidy
If we're going for the AHL aspect like Joe proposed what about checking into the utilization of...
Part:BBa_I729004 (DNA AVAILABLE/EXPERIENCE: NONE) Sensitive AHL Receiver This AHL receiver contains mutant LuxR.(I45F) It can express GFP more at AHL 10nM compared with wild type. (Ref. Collins, C. H., Arnold, F. H. & Leadbetter, J. R. Directed evolution of Vibrio fischeri LuxR for increased sensitivity to a broad spectrum of acyl-homoserine lactones. Mol. Microbiol. 55, 712–723 (2005))
or maybe...
Part:BBa_I729005 (DNA AVAILABLE/EXPERIENCE: WORKS!) AHL Reporter and Quencher GFP and aiiA are repressed Lux promoter GFP and aiiA induced by AHL. GFP will express if the amount of AHL exeed the capability of aiiA.
