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sRNA gene silencingWe have developed a modular screening system and protocol for finding silencing sRNA:s against arbitrary genes. Using this, we have found a strongly silencing sRNA:s against a clinical antibiotic gene and lowered the minimary inhibatory concentration five-fold in resistant bacteria. |
New standard backbone seriesWe have constructed a range of new standard low copy backbones, and variants with built-in lacIq repression for tight control of toxic genes, thermosensitivity and FRT sites for removing resistance cassettes. This work was induced as it turned out that the common registry pSB4 backbones all have a faulty copy number regulation, while we needed low copy backbones for out project. |
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Promoter characterizationWe have characterized promoter strengths of ten popular promoters with Fluorescense Activated Cell Sorting (FACS), putting syntetic and wild-type promoters on the same scale. |
ChromoproteinsProteins with an visible intrinsic color are the simplest possible reporters i molecular biology. Most iGEM:ers are familiar with the Red Flourescent Protein (RFP), but there are many other colors aviable among all organism of the world. We have characterized and submitted new chromoproteins, allowing multiplexed colorful reporters. |
Scarless gene deletionIn our project we have extensivly used recombineering onto the bacterial chromosome. To aid this work, we have built a improved Cat-SacB selection-counterselection casette, which provides easy and reliable recombineering, and the possibility of scarless gene deletion. |
