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=An E.coli-based oscillator of prokaryotic bioclock= | =An E.coli-based oscillator of prokaryotic bioclock= | ||
| - | Inspired by the natural regulator of circadian bioclock exhibited in most eukaryotic organisms, our team has designed an E.coli-based genetic network with the toxin-antitoxin system so that the bacterium oscillates between | + | Inspired by the natural regulator of circadian bioclock exhibited in most eukaryotic organisms, our team has designed an E.coli-based genetic network with the toxin-antitoxin system so that the bacterium oscillates between the states of dormancy and activity. Potential applications of this project include the preservation of frequently-mutating bacteria, biologic timing, antibiotic resistance, etc. [[Team:SJTU-BioX-Shanghai/The_project#bannerTop|'''''[more...]''''']] |
| - | [[Image: | + | [[Image:SJTU09_Project_Application1.jpg|center|thumb|445px|[[Team:SJTU-BioX-Shanghai/The_project#bannerTop|'''''E.coli ''the napper]]:''' our original idea is to build up an inner bioclock mastering sleep rhythem (which can only be found in higher organisms) in ''E.coli'']] |
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Project introduction. Inspired by the natural regulator of circadian bioclock exhibited in most eukaryotic organisms, our team has designed an E.coli-based genetic network with the toxin-antitoxin system so that the bacterium oscillates between two states of dormancy and activity (more...)
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An E.coli-based oscillator of prokaryotic bioclock
Inspired by the natural regulator of circadian bioclock exhibited in most eukaryotic organisms, our team has designed an E.coli-based genetic network with the toxin-antitoxin system so that the bacterium oscillates between the states of dormancy and activity. Potential applications of this project include the preservation of frequently-mutating bacteria, biologic timing, antibiotic resistance, etc. [more...]
