Team:Imperial College London/Drylab

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Large scale automation of production of protein of interest relies on being able to control when the manufacturing process begins. To do this, the initial design consisted of genetic constructs ([timers]). After implementing the simulations and obtaining design constraints, we realized that they were too complicated for the system. Instead, we chose to focus on autoinduction media, where we relied on primary and secondary consumption of sugars to control both the production of protein of interest and the encapsulation process.-->
 
===Module 1: Protein production ===
===Module 1: Protein production ===

Revision as of 09:38, 14 September 2009

Contents

Drylab Hub

The goal of the Drylab has been to support the Wetlab by answering questions of interest. The conclusions from the models will provide the team with functional understanding of the system, and provide design constraints and considerations that should be taken into account in the genetic constructs.

The Models

In the Drylab, we have implemented several functional models, explaining the behaviour of different parts of the system.This section will provide a summary of the models, with the conclusions drawn from them.

Autoinduction

Switching to secondary carbon sources and diauxic growth

Module 1: Protein production

Production of Protein of interest via LacI-IPTG induction

Enzyme kinetics

Encapsulation

Genetic circuit inducing encapsulation of bacteria

Genomic deletion induced by thermoinduction

Killing induced by thermoinduction


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