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− | <h2>Insert Header</h2> | + | <h2>Part: PLsrA_sfGFP</h2> |
− | <p>Insert Text</p> | + | <p>The plasmid is a sense and response to Auto Inducer-2, a |
| + | quorum sensing molecule, that is present among most ETEC strains. |
| + | The constitutive promoter in PLsR creates LsrR, binding to AI-2 to turn |
| + | on PLsR promoter site. Once quorum sensing signals are detected, |
| + | sfGFP, super folded green fluorescent protein, production begins. |
| + | PLsR promoter site in modified plasmid turns on the ribosomal switch |
| + | and starts the production of sfGFP. sfGFP emits a visibly fluorescent |
| + | green response and alerts the human of the presence of ETEC. |
| + | Our part was adapted from Part BBa_K117008 pLsrA-YFP.</p> |
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− | <h2>Insert Header</h2> | + | <h2>Part: Plas_sfGFP</h2> |
− | <p>Insert Text</p> | + | <p>Engineered to detect communication signals between the pathogenic |
| + | E. coli strains. The first plasmid created with PLas_sfGFP promoter |
| + | activated by 3OC12 in order to produce Green Fluorescent Protein |
| + | (GFP) PLas promoter detects 30C12, a known quorum sensing |
| + | molecule. The team used this plasmid as an initial experimentation |
| + | using promoter sites and the observations of positive responses to |
| + | quorum sensing molecules.</p> |
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