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To create a system which responds to ligand binding with a detectable voltage caused by a K<sup>+</sup> flux. | To create a system which responds to ligand binding with a detectable voltage caused by a K<sup>+</sup> flux. | ||
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AimTo create a system which responds to ligand binding with a detectable voltage caused by a K+ flux. BackgroundExperimentsNext StepsCharacterise promoters 1. Simulate and design ‘reporter plasmids’ with correct biobricks restriction enzyme sites 2. For each strain: 2 plasmid backbones
3. Quantify transformation efficiency (colony counter) 4. Quantify promoter strength (light intensity, expression levels) Useful LinksLiteratureThe Kdp-ATPase system and its regulation Potential Chassis: Strain JW1242-1 Strain JW0710-1 Characterisation of kdpD - 2005 Investigations on Kdp Operon exp. & flux Very interesting 2001 paper concerning Glutamate Channels 1999 paper on functional characterization of prokaryote Glu Channels Sequenced Synechocystis PCC 6803 genome | |
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