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== '''Brief Project Description''' ==
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'''Background'''
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*1,2-dichloroethane (DCA) is part of a family of chlorinated hydrocarbons that are primarily derived from industrial solvents such as tetrachloroethene (PCE) and trichloroethene (TCE). Some of these organochlorines are toxic, carcinogenic and generally nasty.
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*DCA is a soluble and mobile contaminant of the groundwater in Botany Bay, Sydney, but also elsewhere around the world.
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*Conventional treatment involves significant costs, such as the pumping and heat-stripping of groundwater at Botany Bay. A biological alternative may be cheaper and more effective.
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*A suite of techniques (including sampling of contaminated sites, growth in bioreactors with selective conditions and protein engineering) have led to an understanding that there are two primary pathways of DCA-degradation (Fig. 1).
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*Construct a BioBrick-compatible vector inspired by the broad host range vector, pBBR1MCS2.
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*Construct and compare two of the proposed pathways of DCA biodegradation.
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*Characterise the components of the DCA-degradation pathway for admission into the Registry of Standard Parts.
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*(If we get time!) Demonstrate the integration of our the pathway in the chromosome of Pseudomonas stutzeri via natural transformation and site-specific recombination.
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Revision as of 05:04, 16 July 2013


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You can write a background of your team here. Give us a background of your team, the members, etc. Or tell us more about something of your choosing.

Brief Project Description

Background

  • 1,2-dichloroethane (DCA) is part of a family of chlorinated hydrocarbons that are primarily derived from industrial solvents such as tetrachloroethene (PCE) and trichloroethene (TCE). Some of these organochlorines are toxic, carcinogenic and generally nasty.
  • DCA is a soluble and mobile contaminant of the groundwater in Botany Bay, Sydney, but also elsewhere around the world.
  • Conventional treatment involves significant costs, such as the pumping and heat-stripping of groundwater at Botany Bay. A biological alternative may be cheaper and more effective.
  • A suite of techniques (including sampling of contaminated sites, growth in bioreactors with selective conditions and protein engineering) have led to an understanding that there are two primary pathways of DCA-degradation (Fig. 1).

Goals

  • Construct a BioBrick-compatible vector inspired by the broad host range vector, pBBR1MCS2.
  • Construct and compare two of the proposed pathways of DCA biodegradation.
  • Characterise the components of the DCA-degradation pathway for admission into the Registry of Standard Parts.
  • (If we get time!) Demonstrate the integration of our the pathway in the chromosome of Pseudomonas stutzeri via natural transformation and site-specific recombination.


DCApathwaysHartman.jpg

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