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[http://partsregistry.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K911003Fluoride Sensitive Riboswitch]

Riboswitch that is highly sensitive to the F- ion. We have characterized this part in three different chassis: TOP10 e.coli, Laboratory strain bacillus subtilis and a strain of bacillus subtilis with its normal fluoride riboswitch knocked out (kindly provided by the Breaker lab in Yale). Results of Miller assays for these three chassis are also provided.

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-	Riboswitch that is highly sensitive to the F- ion. We have characterized this part in three different chassis: TOP10 e.coli, Laboratory strain bacillus subtilis and a strain of bacillus subtilis with its normal fluoride riboswitch knocked out (kindly provided by the Breaker lab in Yale). Results of Miller assays for these three chassis are ~~shown below~~.	+	Riboswitch that is highly sensitive to the F- ion. We have characterized this part in three different chassis: TOP10 e.coli, Laboratory strain bacillus subtilis and a strain of bacillus subtilis with its normal fluoride riboswitch knocked out (kindly provided by the Breaker lab in Yale). Results of Miller assays for these three chassis are also provided.