"
Template:Template HD FirstPage
From 2009.igem.org
| Line 90: | Line 90: | ||
width: 323px; | width: 323px; | ||
float:left;} | float:left;} | ||
| - | #orangeBox p, #greenBox p, #blueBox p{padding: 0 | + | #orangeBox p, #greenBox p, #blueBox p{padding: 0 15px; |
text-align: justify; | text-align: justify; | ||
font-size: 12px; | font-size: 12px; | ||
color: #FFF;} | color: #FFF;} | ||
| - | #orangeBox h3, #greenBox h3, #blueBox h3{padding: 10px | + | #orangeBox h3, #greenBox h3, #blueBox h3{padding: 10px 15px 0 15px; |
font-weight: bold; | font-weight: bold; | ||
font-size: 18px; | font-size: 18px; | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 9 October 2009
Design your own promotor
As one of the most important approaches to synthezise synthetic promotors we developed a database that predicts the position of conserved promotor binding sequences. We identified conserved sequences ourselves, analyzed the data and coded an easy to use interface that is available for public use.
Mission 2009
Mammalian synthetic biology has huge potential, but it is in need of new standards and of systematic construction of comprehensive part libraries. Promoters are the fundamental elements of every synthetic biological system. We have developed and successfully applied two novel, in silico guided methods for the rational construction of synthetic promoters.
Mission accomplished
We generated and characterized sets of constitutive and inducible promotors of different strength. We combined a subset of these promotors with our targeted fluorescent protein tag and could thus show... Furthermore we characterized the eukaryotic standart
