Team:INSA-UPS France/Parts

Parts

New parts submitted to the registry

Name Function Type Part State
<partinfo>BBa_K2278001</partinfo> QS molecule generator basic working
<partinfo>BBa_K2278002</partinfo> QS molecule generator basic not released
<partinfo>BBa_K2278011</partinfo> Diacetyl generator basic issues
<partinfo>BBa_K2278021</partinfo> D-NY15 AMP generator basic Working
<partinfo>BBa_K2278022</partinfo> Leucrocin I AMP generator basic unsuccessful
<partinfo>BBa_K2278023</partinfo> coT2 AMP generator basic unsuccessful

Existing Parts we have contributed to characterized

<partinfo>BBa_J04450</partinfo>: RFP coding device

BBa_J04450 biobrick conjugated in Vibrio harveyi

BBa_J04450 was tested in the Vibrio harveyi background. BBa_J04450 biobrick was cloned in a broad host range plasmid (pBBR1MCS-4) and conjugated into Vibrio harveyi to demonstrate the production of RFP in this chassis.

To learn more: <partinfo>BBa_J04450</partinfo>, see our results

<partinfo>BBa_K431009</partinfo>: glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase promoter (pGAP)

Figure 2: construction to characterized BBa_K431009

The pGAP promoter was used as a constitutive promoter and as a homology region to make easier the genomic recombination of our synthetic construction in Pichia pastoris genome. The promoter was characterized by RT-qPCR using d-ny15 as reporter gene.

To learn more: <partinfo>BBa_K431009</partinfo> , see our results

<partinfo>BBa_K1800001</partinfo>: alpha factor secretion signal

fig 1 : construction to characterized BBa_K1800001

The α-factor sequence contains a kozak region and a signal sequence to secrete the produced peptides. The functionality of the signal factor was investigated by demonstrating that AMP are present in the supernatant through a toxicity assay.

To learn more: <partinfo>BBa_K1800001</partinfo>, see our results

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Parts used in our project but not submitted to the registry

Vh1: first part of Vibrio harveyi gene circuit

figure: first part of Vibrio harveyi gene circuit

This part contains the first half of Vibrio harveyi quorum CqsS receptor which is able to detect CAI-1 family molecule. The receptor is driven by a constitutive promoter. This part has been designed due to IDT gBlocks synthesis requirements. The ordered gBlocks size should not exceed 3kb (the total length of the Vibrio harveyi circuit is 6929 bp). The XhoI restriction site naturally present in the gene was used reassemble the cqsS* sequence. Therefore, it was impossible to use pSB1C3 vector because of the presence of a XhoI restriction on the vector. This part was then subcloned in pBR322.

To learn more: see our design, and ourresults