IGEM:Harvard/2006/Brainstorming Papers - Perry Tsai

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Quorum sensing

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They coupled Elowitz and Leibler's cI-|lacI-|tetR-|cI repressilator and linked it to quorum-sensing molecules. The genetic 
circuit concept was that, in addition to repressing tetR, lacI would also repress the expression of luxI, which codes from 
protein AI, autoinducer, a quorum-sensing molecule that is diffusible across the membrane. The AI-LuxR complex would be 
engineered to activate expression of a second copy of another repressilator gene, like LacI.
The result was synchronized oscillators.
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DNA aptamers

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