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Anderson Promoters

Fig. 1: Luminescence measurement of Anderson promoters in the reporter vector pSB_Bs3C-luxABCDE. OD₆₀₀ (right), LUMI (middle) and OD₆₀₀ per LUMI (left) depending on the time (h) are shown for two different clones (green/blue). Data derive from three independent experiments, so graph shows the mean with the standard deviation. Curves were fitted over each other (t=0, OD₆₀₀=0,3) and smoothed by taking average of three neighboring values.

Eleven of the nineteen promoters of the Anderson collection (J23100, J23101, J23102, J23103, J23106, J23107, J23113, J23114, J23115, J23117, J23118) were evaluated. Therefore we used the reporter vector pSB_Bs3C-luxABCDE from the BioBrickBox containing the lux operon as a reporter for promoter activity. The promoter activity leads to the expression of the lux operon and to the production of the enzyme luciferase. The luminescence which is produced by the luciferase can be measured with the plate reader Synergy2 (BioTek) (Fig.1). All clones show a usual growth behaviour. The activity of the promoters increases during transition from log to stationary phase. This maximum (t=1h) reaches from 200Lumi/OD₆₀₀ (promoter J23115) to a maximum of 1500 Lumi/OD₆₀₀ for the strongest promoter (J23101). Afterwards the activity goes down to the beginning level (t=2h). The oscillation of luminescence (Lumi/ OD₆₀₀) in the beginning of the curves are due to the small OD₆₀₀ values and do not mean a high promoter activity. One clone of J23107 and J23114 shows significantly lower promoter activity. Therefore additional clones should be measured. In comparison to all the other evaluated Bacillus promoters these Anderson promoters showed a very low acitivity in B. subtilis.

To measure the activity not only with the lux reporter operon, four promoters of the Anderson collection were cloned into the reporter vector pSB_Bs1C-lacZ to do β-galactosidase assays and then to compare the results of the strength of these promoters in B. subtilis. (Fig. 2)

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-Eleven of the nineteen promoters of the [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_J23100 '''Anderson collection'''] (J23100, J23101, J23102, J23103, J23106, J23107, J23113, J23114, J23115, J23117, J23118) were evaluated. Therefore we used the reporter vector pSB<sub>''Bs''</sub>3C-''luxABCDE'' from the BioBrickBox containing the ''lux'' operon as a reporter for promoter activity. The promoter activity leads to the expression of the ''lux'' operon and to the production of the enzyme luciferase. The luminescence which is produced by the luciferase can be measured with the plate reader ''Synergy2'' (BioTek) ('''Fig.1'''). All clones show a usual growth behaviour. The activity of the promoters increases during transition from log to stationary phase. This maximum (t=1h) reaches from 200Lumi/OD<sub>600</sub> (promoter J23115) to a maximum of 1500 Lumi/OD<sub>600</sub> for the strongest promoter (J23101). Afterwards the activity goes down to the beginning level (t=2h). The oscillation of luminescence (Lumi/ OD<sub>600</sub>) in the beginning of the curves are due to the small OD<sub>600</sub> values and do not mean a high promoter activity. One clone of J23107 and J23114 shows significantly lower promoter activity. Therefore additional clones should be measured. In comparison to all the other evaluated ''Bacillus'' promoters these Anderson promoters showed a very low acitivity in ''B. subtilis''.
+Eleven of the nineteen promoters of the [http://partsregistry.org/Part:BBa_J23100 '''Anderson collection'''] (J23100, J23101, J23102, J23103, J23106, J23107, J23113, J23114, J23115, J23117, J23118) were evaluated. Therefore we used the reporter vector pSB<sub>''Bs''</sub>3C-''luxABCDE'' from the BioBrickBox containing the ''lux'' operon [[File:Lux operon.png|100px]] as a reporter for promoter activity. The promoter activity leads to the expression of the ''lux'' operon and to the production of the enzyme luciferase. The luminescence which is produced by the luciferase can be measured with the plate reader ''Synergy2'' (BioTek) ('''Fig.1'''). All clones show a usual growth behaviour. The activity of the promoters increases during transition from log to stationary phase. This maximum (t=1h) reaches from 200Lumi/OD<sub>600</sub> (promoter J23115) to a maximum of 1500 Lumi/OD<sub>600</sub> for the strongest promoter (J23101). Afterwards the activity goes down to the beginning level (t=2h). The oscillation of luminescence (Lumi/ OD<sub>600</sub>) in the beginning of the curves are due to the small OD<sub>600</sub> values and do not mean a high promoter activity. One clone of J23107 and J23114 shows significantly lower promoter activity. Therefore additional clones should be measured. In comparison to all the other evaluated ''Bacillus'' promoters these Anderson promoters showed a very low acitivity in ''B. subtilis''.
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-To measure the activity not only with the ''lux'' reporter operon, four promoters of the Anderson collection were cloned into the reporter vector pSB<sub>''Bs''</sub>1C-''lacZ'' to do β-galactosidase assays and then to compare the results of the strength of these promoters in ''B. subtilis''. ('''Fig. 2''')
+To measure the activity not only with the ''lux'' reporter operon, four promoters of the Anderson collection were cloned into the reporter vector pSB<sub>''Bs''</sub>1C-''lacZ'' [[File:LacZ.png|50px]] to do β-galactosidase assays and then to compare the results of the strength of these promoters in ''B. subtilis''. ('''Fig. 2''')
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