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| + | <p>These bricks are formed from a random soup of characterised promoters "P", a reporter gene fluorescent protein, and a random terminator. This uses BSA I sites already digested previously into the DNA in order to ligate randomly in the correct order to create a random, yet purposeful and functional fluorescent signal. | ||
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KEY PLASMID DESIGN
Random Brick formation (Components of plasmid)
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These bricks are formed from a random soup of characterised promoters "P", a reporter gene fluorescent protein, and a random terminator. This uses BSA I sites already digested previously into the DNA in order to ligate randomly in the correct order to create a random, yet purposeful and functional fluorescent signal.
Plasmid Design
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