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                <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo-NoKoGen/oscillator"><li><a href="#diary"><strong>RNA oscillator</a></strong></li></a>
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                                <a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo-NoKoGen/oscillator"><li>RNA oscillator</li></a>
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The oscillating network was built by using three transcriptional repressor systems in which the first repressor protein suppresses the expression of second repressor gene, whose protein suppresses the transcription of the third gene, and the protein the third gene code suppresses the first gene expression.
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Hummerheaded ribozymes (HHRs) are found in many species and known to have a capability to self-cleave. Recently, engineered HHRs responding to trans-acting RNAs (taRNAs) in E.coli were reported. In absence of taRNA, the HHRs can self-cleave, but in presence of taRNA, their capability of self-cleavage is inhibited due to hybridize with taRNA and change their structures.
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We developed the new oscillator system that is composed only RNAs not using repressor gene and protein. We created three taRNA connected hummerheaded ribozymes (HHR-taRNA) that sense to another taRNA. The same way as the protein oscillator, three HHR-taRNAs inhibits other one’s self-cleavage such as three-way standoff. When the first HHR-taRNA is self-cleaved, connected the first taRNA that binds to the second HHR-taRNA is free and suppresses the second HHR-taRNA self-cleavage. When second HHR-taRNA is self-cleaved, the second taRNA that binds to the third HHR-taRNA is free and suppresses the third HHR-taRNA. Finally, when third HHR-taRNA is self-cleaved, the third taRNA that binds to the first HHR-taRNA is free and suppresses the first HHR-taRNA, completing cycle.
 
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