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|width="950pt" colspan="2"|Here is our first proposed mechanism for the chassis. Note that X, P, and Q are repression mechanisms and A and B make up a multisubunit activation mechanism. Note also that our chassis can be swapped out for any other two inputs (they are not limited to glucose and lactose) simply by changing the two lactose/glucose-sensitive regions to regions sensitive to our two new inputs. | |||
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Resources Introduction
Welcome to the Illinois iGEM Resources page! This is where various resources used for our project research will be posted. Resources should be organized in a table as shown below:
Name of resource | Submitted By: Name |
URL of website (should automatically be converted into a hyperlink when you save) | |
Brief description of resource. Important information and overall usefulness of resource should be included. |
To submit a resource, click the "Edit" tab at the top of the page. Simply copy the coding for the above table and replace the name of resource, submitter name, URL, and description fields with the appropriate information.
Thank you for all of your contributions to the Illinois iGEM team project!
Resources
Proposed Mechanism: Option 2 | Submitted By: Dave Korenchan |
Here is our first proposed mechanism for the chassis. Note that X, P, and Q are repression mechanisms and A and B make up a multisubunit activation mechanism. Note also that our chassis can be swapped out for any other two inputs (they are not limited to glucose and lactose) simply by changing the two lactose/glucose-sensitive regions to regions sensitive to our two new inputs. |
Proposed Mechanism: Option 1 | Submitted By: Dave Korenchan |
Here is our first proposed mechanism for the chassis. Note that X, P, and Q are repression mechanisms and A and B make up a multisubunit activation mechanism. Note also that our chassis can be swapped out for any other two inputs (they are not limited to glucose and lactose) simply by changing the two lactose/glucose-sensitive regions to regions sensitive to our two new inputs. |
RegTransBase | Submitted By: Dave Korenchan |
http://regtransbase.lbl.gov/cgi-bin/regtransbase?page=main | |
An entire online database of operons, operators, promotors, effectors, etc. Looks like a very promising site for finding parts we need for our genes! |
The yeast galactose genetic switch is mediated by the formation of a Gal4p–Gal80p–Gal3p complex | Submitted By: Dave Korenchan |
http://www.nature.com/emboj/journal/v17/n14/full/7591108a.html | |
Describes the galactose genetic switch in yeast involving Gal4p (transcriptional activator protein), Gal80p (negative regulator of Gal4p), and Gal3p (binds to Gal80p in presence of galactose and ATP so it falls of Gal4p). 1998 article, so old, but hopefully the information is correct. |
BioLogic Powerpoint | Submitted By: David Reif |
http://openwetware.org/images/e/ea/BioLogic.ppt | |
This was the updated powerpoint with the new research added. I figured I'd add it here for reference in an easy to find location if you don't have it saved onto your computer. |
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