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Revision as of 07:38, 1 November 2017
Alkane Biosensor
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Introduction
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We separated oil degradation bacteria DN1 from areas contaminated by oil. As oil degradation is an alternative metabolic pathway in bacteria, there is a manipulator for oil degradation gene, such as GntR. It codes GntR protein, which can bind with promoter on upstream of alkB2.
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When alkane exists, GntR will unbind with the promoter, and the RFP gene we added on downstream will express to show a signal. When alkane exists, GntR will unbind with the promoter, and the RFP gene we added on downstream will express to show a signal. We used P.a DN1 and DH5α as our chassis to explore which bacteria will be a better chassis for our device.
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