Phillip Samayoa: M13 Renovation: Difference between revisions
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| | | Modify p6 on m13 and TolA in E.coli with CFP and YFP for FRET measurements to determine the frequency of phage invasion of its host | ||
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| | | Modify P8 to bind metals so that the phage can be constructed to be an electrical conducting biomaterial | ||
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| | | Because Residues expressed on the 'N' terminus of p9 are expressed on the outside of the coat, add a residues that are recognized by an antibody in order to form a bridge to the p6 on another phage, thereby assembling a chain of m13s. | ||
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Revision as of 18:15, 12 September 2007
| Gene | Re-engineering Thoughts |
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| III | Because p3 is more exposed than p6, use this |
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| VI | Modify p6 on m13 and TolA in E.coli with CFP and YFP for FRET measurements to determine the frequency of phage invasion of its host |
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| VIII | Modify P8 to bind metals so that the phage can be constructed to be an electrical conducting biomaterial |
| IX | Because Residues expressed on the 'N' terminus of p9 are expressed on the outside of the coat, add a residues that are recognized by an antibody in order to form a bridge to the p6 on another phage, thereby assembling a chain of m13s. |
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