selected case studies. mit 2006: engineering bacteria to smell good bsmt wintergreen c. breweris....
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MIT 2006: Engineering bacteria to smell good
BSMTwintergreen
C. breweri S. cerevisia
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ATF1banana
Slides borrowed from the 2006 MIT Team
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Engineering the scent of bacteria
What is the desired output?
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Components of engineered cell
What is needed to create the desired output?
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Components of engineered cell
What is needed to create the desired output?
Creating devices with BioBricks
Regulatory Part/Promoter
Protein Coding Part
TerminatorRibosome Binding Site
Protein
Components of scent-producing devices
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Components of scent-producing devices
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Components of upstream devices
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How do you regulate when the scents are expressed?
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Goal: Sense the growth state of culture
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Regulating the timing of expression
osmY: active in stationary phase & under high osmotic pressure conditions
osmY
osmY + inverter
Regulating the timing of expression
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Design principles
• What is the desired output? What is needed to create this output?
• What do you want to sense?
• Use of constitutive promoters, inducible promoters, and inverters
Berkeley 2006Bacterial Networks
Need: To transfer DNA messages from one bacterial cell to another
Means: Bacterial Conjugation
Need: To specifically control who can read the DNA message
Means: Riboregulation
Some slides borrowed from the 2006 Berkeley Team