Revision as of 10:28, 13 October 2010

UT-Tokyo

Sudoku

Now we'll explain how to solve Sudoku with E.coli.

To explain this, we divide several steps:

1. 4C3 leak switch
2. Signal virus
1. * transcription of MS2 phage & location sequence
2. * infection of signal virus
3. * selective translational suppression
3. Visualization of results

4C3 leak switch_1

4C3 leak switch_2

4C3 leak switch.

Transcription of MS2 phage & location sequence.

Infection of signal virus.

Selective translational suppression.

The construct of selective translational suppression.

Selective translational suppression.

The construct to visualize results.

Visualization of results.

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