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DIVISION
As it was mentioned, division function gets an environment as its input. Then it looks at the elements existing in the cells. Those elements that should be doubled before the divisions (like Qrr4 promoter, RNA polymerase, LuxPQ and etc) are doubled and those elements that should be equally divided between new cells (like AI2, LuxU.p, LuxO.p, etc) are divided between cells. For those elements that are divided between new cells, it is not 100% that each new cell gets an equal amount of each one. There is a random generator function which produces a number between 1.90 and 2.10, and this number is used to divide the elements between the cells. Each rule has a label that determines this rule belongs to which cell. When division occurs, rules of the new cells should be labelled. Another challenge is to label all the rules of all the new existing cells. Moreover, we need to determine a time period as life cycle for each generation of the cells. We used the time that Gillespie’s algorithm assigns to the system for this purpose. At this stage, we have added an important aspect of “emergent properties” to our bacteria population by adding division to it.
Once again, two meetings this week. One on Thursday with Lindsay project, and the other one on Friday with iGEM.
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Verification of LuxPQ into psB1AC3 construction
Purpose: to verify the presence of LuxPQ into psB1AC3 by colony PCR; to isolate plasmid; to send isolated plasmid for sequencing. A pTaq colony PCR was set up using the following sets of forward and reverse primers: LuxPQ and BBK CP. The following conditions were used for both sets of primers: 94ºC for 6 minutes; 36X (94ºC for 30 seconds; 55ºC for 45 seconds; 72ºC for 4 minutes); 72ºC for 10 minutes; held at 4ºC. The products were then run on a 0.8% agarose gel (see figures below). We can see that colonies 1, 6 and 7 all have bands of the expected size (~3.9kb) for both primers, indicating a successful transformation of LuxPQ into psB1AC3. Plasmid was isolated from these colonies using the GenElute Plasma MinPrep Kit. Colonies 6 and 7 were then sent to the University of Calgary’s DNA sequencing laboratory with BBK-CP-F/R primers.
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Transformation of fluorescent proteins
I transformed E0040 (GFP), E0032 (YFP), E0022 (CFP), I13500 (GFP+RBS), and I13502 (RFP+RBS) into TOP10 cells for testing of R0040 and... for drawing bacterial pictures! Orange FP and Blue FP were not available for distribution, and purple FP was not added to the iGEM registry.
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iGEM Island Terrain
Retrospective Notebook: This entry was not written on this day, but derived later from working notes I made that day.
We finally gained access to our new home LINDSAY Island not long ago, but did not have any permissions to create objects there, or edit the terrain. That all changed today, after meeting with out supervisor (and keeper of admin passwords) Dr. Christian Jacob. It was a sight to behold, the *instant* the terraforming permission was switched on, the whole team began creating mountains and gouging our canyons everywhere, right from beneath their own feet.
After a while, we got more organized about the island's terrain, and found a program called Backhoe for designing SL terrain externally. Today saw an upgrade to the island's terrain, expanding the underwater zone assigned to the Synthetic Kingdom (which would grow ever larger over the summer, slowly submerging more and more land).
The rest of the day was spent on more HUD development, determining which navigation buttons will belong on which screens, and setting up a script to 'listen' for binding events (such as TetR subunits binding each other, or binding DNA after dimerizing). This unbind list could then be called on to send messages dismissing the binding, giving the user back their separate parts and control over their biobricks.
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Isolate Plasmids
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Purpose: isolate plasmids from overnight cultures containing Top 10 competent cells with Lux PQ in psB1AC3
Protocol: Geneflute Plasmid mini prep kit
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| LuxPQ Top 10 C24C11 | 1.82 | 2.23 | 160.2
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| LuxPQ psB1AC3 C7 | 1.88 | 2.09 | 79.0
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