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==Registry use workshop videos== | |||
The following website contains really good videos that teach how to [http://www.subtiwiki.uni-goettingen.de/wiki/index.php/Main_Page efficiently use registry]. It could be useful to explore these videos before starting the extensive search for coding sequences. | |||
It provides answers to: | |||
* 4 searches to choos from - which one should I use? | |||
* how to add parts to registry? | |||
* what are the requirements of judging parts? | |||
* what are the safety concerns? | |||
==Chassis Options== | ==Chassis Options== | ||
Revision as of 08:07, 20 July 2010
Registry use workshop videos
The following website contains really good videos that teach how to efficiently use registry. It could be useful to explore these videos before starting the extensive search for coding sequences. It provides answers to:
- 4 searches to choos from - which one should I use?
- how to add parts to registry?
- what are the requirements of judging parts?
- what are the safety concerns?
Chassis Options
Ideally, we would use B. subtilis because it is a well characterised gram positive bacterium that does quorum sensing using small peptides as autoinducers. These small peptides could be produced as a result of cleavage of a membrane-anchored protein by a protease from the parasite which we want to detect.
However, there are issues regarding the extracellular proteases produced by gram positive bacteria. These could interfere with the system and could result in false positives.
