Team:UC Chile/Cyanolux/Future
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<h1>Promoters Redesigned</h1> | <h1>Promoters Redesigned</h1> | ||
- | We are designing new versions of our chosen promoters. Now we have changed the promoter construction methodology in terms of the lenght of the upstream sequence considered. | + | We [https://2012.igem.org/Team:UC_Chile/Results/LuxBrick#N-decanal_Effect_Characterization_-_.28BBa_K325909_and_BBa_K325905.29 have seen] that even if induced with substrate, our luciferase constructs don´t show luminescence, though the constructs´ sequences are verified and well characterized luciferases do show light emition. |
+ | Our advisors in cyanobacteria have told us that sometimes promoter sequences can be placed several hundred of bases upstream the +1 site, even inside protein coding sequences. | ||
+ | That´s why we are designing new versions of our chosen promoters. Now we have changed the promoter construction methodology in terms of the lenght of the upstream sequence considered. | ||
Instead of considering just 150-200bp, up to 1000bp will be amplified from Synechocystis genome. | Instead of considering just 150-200bp, up to 1000bp will be amplified from Synechocystis genome. | ||
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<h1>Transcriptional verification</h1> | <h1>Transcriptional verification</h1> | ||
- | Even if our promoters are o.k, colony PCRs can´t tell us wether the transcriptional machinery of our cyanobacteria is recognizing our constructs | + | Even if our promoters are o.k, colony PCRs can´t tell us wether the transcriptional machinery of our cyanobacteria is recognizing our constructs. |
We are designig new primers to make RT-PCRs that unmistakably verify transcription of the Lux genes at the specified hours. | We are designig new primers to make RT-PCRs that unmistakably verify transcription of the Lux genes at the specified hours. | ||
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