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Revision as of 07:50, 1 November 2017
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Achievements
We have successful results:
- We helped to generate the data for the Interlab study this year.
- We isolated two full-length genes - sfp and YerP from our Bacillus subtilis strain and successfully processed them into biobricks, and the sequencing results are positive.
- We ligated lmrA into pHT01, a dual host, expression vector for Bacillus subtilis, and the sequencing result is positive. We measured the growth curve for our strain and tested two different transformation protocols.
- We assembled our surfactin-producing operon by overlap extension PCR, and the sequencing results are positive.
- We constructed a mathematical model and applied various estimations and confirmed parameters to obtain useful predictions.
- We designed and constructed a sprinkler model that can be used to spray bacterial suspensions for bioremediation.
- We adapted a protocol to measure leaching efficiency of different eluents in the soil quantitatively.
But we also have unsuccessful results:
- We failed to ligate many of our biobricks into pSB1C3 at various times, which may be due to low ligation efficiency in our lab.
- We didn’t do much characterization for our parts.
- We didn’t have time to test for surfactin production by our engineered strain.
- We didn’t construct our designed integration vector for B. subtilis, although we had prepared the fragments for Gibson assembly.
- We had a difficult time of transforming B. subtilis in our lab, and we once contaminated the competent cells.
Future Plans
- We will complete the construction of our integration vector and surfactin-producing operon.
- We will test for the efficiency of surfactin production by analytical methods.
- We will refine our protocol for testing leaching efficiency and test our strain’s ability to emulsify the oil.
- We will analyze the eluate to see if the microbiome degrades the hydrocarbons.
- We will deposit our strain in a real-world contamination zone and see if it works.
- We will continue to analyze possible interactions between lmrA and surfactin as its substrate; then we will find mutated variants that could export surfactin more efficiently.