Team:Groningen/Brainstorm/Growth Control
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Introduction
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Previous contests
Cell cycle
Quorum Sensing
Parts in the Registry of Standard Parts:
Quorum sensing
- BBa_K104001: Sensor for small peptide Subtilin
- BBa_I13211: Biobricked version of the natural Lux quorum sensing system
Cell cycle
- BBa_M31201
- BBa_K105013
- BBa_K105015
- BBa_K101017: a cell-cycle dependent promoter that is repressed before initiation of replication and depressed shortly after
BBa_J22051: an adenylate cyclase promoter, expression is repressed during cell division- BBa_J22052: an adenylate cyclase promoter, expression is repressed during cell division
- BBa_J22095
- BBa_J22092
Cell death
- BBa_I745006
- BBa_I745007
- BBa_K145008: LuxR Generator
- BBa_K145009: ccdB cell death gene under control of an activating Lux PR
- BBa_K145109: ccdB cell death gene under the control of a hybrid LuxPR P22 C2 promotor
- BBa_K145110: Complete cell death mechanism. Combination of BBa_K145108 and Part:BBa_K145109
- BBa_K145151: Coding region for the ccdB (control of cell death) gene
- BBa_K145230: A hybrid promoter controls the production of LuxR and ccdB
- BBa_K145256: Cell death Part 1
- BBa_K145257: Cell death Part 2
- BBa_K124003: Induces lysis in E. Coli bacteria
- BBa_K124014: Induces lysis faster in E. Coli bacteria
- BBa_K124017: Complete casette containing BBa_K124014
Related Literature
Quorum sensing
- Quorum sensing control of lantibiotic production; nisin and subtilin autoregulate their own biosynthesis, Kleerebezem
- In this paper, the molecular mechanism underlying regulation of nisin and subtilin production is reviewed.
- Induction of entry into the stationary growth phase in Pseudomonas aeruginosa by N-acylhomoserine lactone, You et al.
- Addition of N-acylhomoserine lactone in the exponential growth phase, regardless of cell density, induces a repression of cell growth of P. aeruginosa
- Induction of natural competence in Streptococcus pneumoniae triggers lysis and DNA release from a subfraction of the cell population, Steinmoen et al.
- In this study Competence stimulating peptide is shown to initiates release of DNA from a subfraction of the bacterial population, probably by cell lysis.