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First thing tomorrow we need to get a group together (preferably with Kirsten) and decide about whether to use stand-alone RBSs or use Promoter-RBS or RBS-gene combinations
First thing tomorrow we need to get a group together (preferably with Kirsten) and decide about whether to use stand-alone RBSs or use Promoter-RBS or RBS-gene combinations


*'''[[User:Chris D Hirst|Chris D Hirst]] 23:44, 29 July 2008 (UTC)''':Now I'm angry, someone or something has undone a large number of updates I did between 6 and 8pm, particularly in regarding to attaching files, I'm reattaching them now, but I'm gonna be really angry if they vanish again....
*'''[[User:Chris D Hirst|Chris D Hirst]] 23:44, 29 July 2008 (UTC)''':Ok, it seems a lot of the work I did before leaving the office hasn't been registered. The changes I make now better be there tomorrow or I'm gonna be really hacked off


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Revision as of 16:48, 29 July 2008

Hello Team Sequence, Thought we could use this page to load up all the information. If we could load up the sequence of the parts here, probably load the pure sequence then one with the restriction sites on the end. Here are some useful websites about the ends:

First thing tomorrow we need to get a group together (preferably with Kirsten) and decide about whether to use stand-alone RBSs or use Promoter-RBS or RBS-gene combinations

  • Chris D Hirst 23:44, 29 July 2008 (UTC):Ok, it seems a lot of the work I did before leaving the office hasn't been registered. The changes I make now better be there tomorrow or I'm gonna be really hacked off
Part Class Part Name Sequence File Papers Checked Biobrick Length (bp)
Promoter
1.Promoter - Light Pctc Pctc
Biobrick
Paper DBTBS J,QQ 99
2.Promoter - σB PgsiB PgsiB
Biobrick
Paper DBTBS J 81
3.Promoter - ComK upregulated PcomC PcomC
Biobrick
DBTBS Wrong - needs to be 94 bp sequence 137
4.Promoter - Constitutuive P43 P43
Biobrick
Paper
Paper2
C,J 99
5.Promoter - Inducible Phyper-spank Ph-s
Biobrick
Dr. Angelika Grundling (Imperial College London), Dr. Jan-Willem Veening (Newcastle University), Paper1, Paper2, Paper3, NEBcutter2 C,J Extra T on the end of the sequence I think. Also does this require LacI synthesis? 145bp
6.Promoter - Inducible Pxyl Pxyl
Biobrick
Dr. Jan-Willem Veening (Newcastle University), DBTBS, Paper1, Paper2 C, J Had a look on DBTBS and papers and the regulatory region that XylR is downstream of the start codon and I guess we would need to add these binding sequences to the genes we want to express 40-44bp (83-87bp Biobrick)
7.Promoter - Contitutive (high) Pveg Pveg
Biobrick
Dr. Jan-Willem Veening (Newcastle University), DBTBS C, J - Checked on NCBI and the veg gene promoter is different NCBI think its fine but can someone check 87
RBS
1.RBS - Stong RBS-gsiB RBS-gsiB
Biobrick
Paper DBTBS 27bp (54bp biobrick, 343bp with promoter)
2.RBS - Strong RBS-spoVG RBS-spoVG
Biobrick
Paper (reference only) DBTBS C 37bp (68bp Biobrick)
3.RBS - Strong RBS-PBS RBS-PBS
Biobrick
Dr. Jan-Willem Veening (Newcastle University), Paper Issues - C
Gene
1.Gene epsE Protein
Biobrick
Page 9, Online Supplementary Material for "A Molecular Clutch Disables Flagella in the Bacillus subtilis Biofilm" QQ, J 878 (start codon AUG)
2.Gene ytvA Protein
Biobrick
Partial sequence (LOV domain) QQ, J 786 (start codon AUG)
3.Gene sinR Protein
Biobrick
- QQ, J 377 (start codon UUG)
4.Biomaterial EP24-20-20 Biobrick Paper QQ 640 No start Codon
5.Biomaterial EAK16-II Biobrick Paper QQ 92
6.Signal Peptide SacB Biobrick Paper QQ 139
7.Signal Peptide LipA Biobrick Paper QQ 145
8.Signal Peptide Epr Biobrick Paper QQ 133
Terminator
1.Terminator TermI-VI
Consensus of 6 terminators
6NSCT Protein
Biobrick
Search for additional replication terminators in the Bacillus subtilis chromosome 30bp