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               <p>The AMC experiment showed that we are able to detect a significant difference from the Bitis species and the Naja nigricollis. The initial AMC substrate experiment led to a more comprehensive substrate screening experiment that resulted in multiple substrate candidates. We managed to assemble the peptide sequences into the plasmid backbone (pSB1C3). The venom degradation test of the reporter molecules amilCP and β-galactosidase showed no reduction in the colorimetric or enzymatic properties. We improved part BBa_K592009 by adding a His-tag, the expression of color was not reduced and the color protein could easily be retained by a His-tag purification. To further improve our diagnostic device a reduction on the response time for the result was undertaken. Instead of the amilCP the reporter enzyme β-galactosidase were to be attached to the substrate linker. However, there were no successful assembly of ScAvidin with the linker to the β-galactosidase.</p><br>
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               <p>In the pursuit of a possible linker and reporter method for our biosensor, we did a number of experiments. </p>
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<p>The AMC (a fluorescent molecule tied with a linker) experiment showed that we were able to detect a significant difference between the Bitis species and <i>Naja nigricollis</i>. The initial AMC substrate experiment led to a more comprehensive substrate screening experiment that resulted in multiple substrate candidates.</p>
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<p>We managed to assemble the peptide sequences into the plasmid backbone (pSB1C3), producing a number of basic parts. Overall, we submitted 11 linker parts and 2 composite parts to the biobrick registry.</p>
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<h3>Stability in presence of venom</h3>
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<p>The venom degradation test of the reporter molecules amilCP and β-galactosidase showed no reduction in the colorimetric or enzymatic properties.</p>
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<h3>Improving a previous part</h3>
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<p>Furthermore, we improved the part BBa_K592009 (purple-blue chromoprotein amilCP from Uppsala, Sweden) by adding a His-tag on its C-terminus. The expression of color was not reduced and the color protein could easily be retained by a His-tag purification. </p>
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<p>To further improve our diagnostic device, a reduction on the response time for the result was undertaken. Instead of the amilCP reporter, the enzyme β-galactosidase was to be attached to the substrate linker. However, there was no successful assembly of ScAvidin with the linker to β-galactosidase.
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Results

In the pursuit of a possible linker and reporter method for our biosensor, we did a number of experiments.

AMC and linker substrate experiments

The AMC (a fluorescent molecule tied with a linker) experiment showed that we were able to detect a significant difference between the Bitis species and Naja nigricollis. The initial AMC substrate experiment led to a more comprehensive substrate screening experiment that resulted in multiple substrate candidates.

Assembly

We managed to assemble the peptide sequences into the plasmid backbone (pSB1C3), producing a number of basic parts. Overall, we submitted 11 linker parts and 2 composite parts to the biobrick registry.

Stability in presence of venom

The venom degradation test of the reporter molecules amilCP and β-galactosidase showed no reduction in the colorimetric or enzymatic properties.

Improving a previous part

Furthermore, we improved the part BBa_K592009 (purple-blue chromoprotein amilCP from Uppsala, Sweden) by adding a His-tag on its C-terminus. The expression of color was not reduced and the color protein could easily be retained by a His-tag purification.

Further improvement

To further improve our diagnostic device, a reduction on the response time for the result was undertaken. Instead of the amilCP reporter, the enzyme β-galactosidase was to be attached to the substrate linker. However, there was no successful assembly of ScAvidin with the linker to β-galactosidase.

Read more here.


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