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== '''Overall project''' == | == '''Overall project''' == | ||
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+ | == Biosensor == | ||
+ | Using a random mutagenesis method directed at the promoter binding sites, we intend to construct a library of varying strength pBAD promoters coupled to a GFP reporter gene. Sequencing of select mutated promoters will result in a collection of pBAD variants that cover a wide range promoter sensitivity. | ||
=== The Experiments === | === The Experiments === | ||
+ | 1. Random mutagenesis of pBAD promoter sequence. | ||
+ | 2. Quantification of mutant promoter-driven GFP fluorescence. | ||
+ | 3. Sequencing of select mutants. | ||
+ | 4. BioBrick design and submission. | ||
+ | === Results === | ||
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Contents |
Overall project
1. Sensitivity of a biosensor
2. Logic gates
Biosensor
Using a random mutagenesis method directed at the promoter binding sites, we intend to construct a library of varying strength pBAD promoters coupled to a GFP reporter gene. Sequencing of select mutated promoters will result in a collection of pBAD variants that cover a wide range promoter sensitivity.
The Experiments
1. Random mutagenesis of pBAD promoter sequence. 2. Quantification of mutant promoter-driven GFP fluorescence. 3. Sequencing of select mutants. 4. BioBrick design and submission.