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==='''AND Gate 1'''=== | ==='''AND Gate 1'''=== | ||
- | The AND Gate 1 module works like this: | + | The AND Gate 1 module works like this: Salicylate activates the transcription of T7 RNA polymerase with amber mutation while Arabinose activates the production of the tRNA. The AND gate part works as T7 RNA polymerase mRNA is translated, which is realized only when both salicylate and arabinose are present. Let's go downstreawm, T7 RNA polymerase protein activates the expression of CI(Trigger CI), which will trigger the state of the bi-stable module from CI434 to CI. |
*'''Synthesis of tRNA''' | *'''Synthesis of tRNA''' | ||
'''Biological Process'''<br> | '''Biological Process'''<br> | ||
- | + | Arabinose activates the transcription of supD gene, which will produce tRNA. tRNA interacts with animo acids to produce Aa-tRNA, which will be used in the translation process of T7 RNA polymerase. As translation proceeds, tRNA is regenerated as Aa-tRNA is consumed, which can contribute to the enrichment of its concentration. The AND Gate 2 will have a similar effect on the concentration of tRNA. Meanwhile, tRNA and Aa-tRNA degrade in a certain rate. The degradation of tRNA will decrease its concentration, while Aa-tRNA's degradation will produce more tRNA molecules considering the fact that the bond between tRNA and aminoacyl is weak. | |
'''Equation'''<br> | '''Equation'''<br> | ||
- | + | [[Image:PKU_Eq1.png]] | |
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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*'''Synthesis of Aa-tRNA''' | *'''Synthesis of Aa-tRNA''' | ||
'''Biological Process'''<br> | '''Biological Process'''<br> | ||
- | Aa-tRNA is produced by tRNA and amino acids. Suppose the amino acids are of large quantity in a cell, their concentration can be regarded as constant, which means that the production rate of Aa-tRNA can be describe by multiplying concentration of tRNA(c_1) by production rate(k_2). Aa-tRNA will be consumed in two AND gate while it keeps degrading in the cells. | + | Aa-tRNA is produced by tRNA and amino acids. Suppose that the amino acids are of large quantity in a cell, their concentration can be regarded as constant, which means that the production rate of Aa-tRNA can be describe by multiplying concentration of tRNA(c_1) by production rate(k_2). Aa-tRNA will be consumed in two AND gate while it keeps degrading in the cells. |
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq2.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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Sal activates the transcription of T7 RNA polymerase. | Sal activates the transcription of T7 RNA polymerase. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq3.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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*'''AND Gate 1''' | *'''AND Gate 1''' | ||
'''Biological Process'''<br> | '''Biological Process'''<br> | ||
- | T7 RNA polymerase mRNA has two amber mutation. Only when Aa-tRNA synthesized from above reactions presents, can the translation process continues. Equation is | + | T7 RNA polymerase mRNA has two amber mutation. Only when Aa-tRNA synthesized from above reactions presents, can the translation process continues. Equation is adopted from J Christopher Anderson, et. al., Environmental signal integration by a modular AND gate, ''Molecular Systems Biology'' 3:133, supplementary information. |
'''Equation'''<br> | '''Equation'''<br> | ||
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq4.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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*'''Synthesis of trigger CI mRNA''' | *'''Synthesis of trigger CI mRNA''' | ||
'''Biological Process'''<br> | '''Biological Process'''<br> | ||
- | T7 RNA polymerase activates the transcription of CI. The translation of | + | T7 RNA polymerase activates the transcription of CI. The translation of the exogenous CI mRNA is described in the same function as the translation of CI mRNA from the bi-stable switch. |
'''Equation'''<br> | '''Equation'''<br> | ||
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq5.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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==='''Bistable'''=== | ==='''Bistable'''=== | ||
- | Bistable module was initially constructed by Chunbo Lou, a team member from PKU 2007 Team, also an instructor of our team this year. Here's the mechanism of the bi-stable module. CI(trigger CI and bi-stable CI) both activates the CI promoter and represses the CI434 promoter, while CI434 represses the CI promoter. Initially, the bi-stable | + | Bistable module was initially constructed by Chunbo Lou, a team member from PKU 2007 Team, also an instructor of our team this year. Here's the mechanism of the bi-stable module. CI(trigger CI and bi-stable CI) both activates the CI promoter and represses the CI434 promoter, while CI434 represses the CI promoter. Initially, the bi-stable was in the CI434 state. When the exogenous CI presents, the synthesis of CI is increased and the synthesis of CI434 is repressed. If the trigger is strong enough, the bi-stable will jump to the CI state which means the dog creates a link between food and bell. |
*'''Synthesis of bi-stable CI mRNA''' | *'''Synthesis of bi-stable CI mRNA''' | ||
'''Biological Process'''<br> | '''Biological Process'''<br> | ||
- | CI | + | CI promotes the transcription of CI, while CI434(from bi-stable) repressed this process. |
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq6.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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Trigger CI mRNA(from AND Gate 1 module) and bi-stable CI mRNA(from bi-stable module) are translated into CI protein. | Trigger CI mRNA(from AND Gate 1 module) and bi-stable CI mRNA(from bi-stable module) are translated into CI protein. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq8.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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CI protein represses the transcription of CI434 mRNA. | CI protein represses the transcription of CI434 mRNA. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq9.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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CI434 mRNA is translated into CI434 protein. | CI434 mRNA is translated into CI434 protein. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq10.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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CI activates the translation of T3 RNA polymerase while CI434 represses it. | CI activates the translation of T3 RNA polymerase while CI434 represses it. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq7.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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Similar to the previous AND gate, this AND gate consumes T3 RNA polymerase(P2) mRNA and Aa-tRNA to synthesize T3 RNA polymerase(P2) protein. | Similar to the previous AND gate, this AND gate consumes T3 RNA polymerase(P2) mRNA and Aa-tRNA to synthesize T3 RNA polymerase(P2) protein. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq11.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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Both Sal and T3 RNA polymerase(P2) activate the transcription of GFP. | Both Sal and T3 RNA polymerase(P2) activate the transcription of GFP. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq12.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> | ||
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GFP mRNA is translated into GFP protein, the final output. | GFP mRNA is translated into GFP protein, the final output. | ||
- | '''Equation''' | + | '''Equation'''<br> |
+ | [[Image:PKU_Eq13.png]] | ||
'''Parameters'''<br> | '''Parameters'''<br> |
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