Team:Tokyo Tech
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In this iGEM contest, we intend to tell the public the development of synthetic biology, especially the development of the network programming, as well as we enjoy our activity for iGEM. | In this iGEM contest, we intend to tell the public the development of synthetic biology, especially the development of the network programming, as well as we enjoy our activity for iGEM. | ||
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Ninja is a Japan’s ancient spy-warrior. Usually ninja disguises himself as an ordinary civilian in the public places. Once he detects samurai who is the assassination target, he immediately gets ready for battle. He defeats samurai with shuriken, throwing knives. | Ninja is a Japan’s ancient spy-warrior. Usually ninja disguises himself as an ordinary civilian in the public places. Once he detects samurai who is the assassination target, he immediately gets ready for battle. He defeats samurai with shuriken, throwing knives. | ||
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<h2><p>In our programing of artificial genetic circuit, <i>E. ninja</i> heads the cast. In response to <i>E. civilian</i> signal or <i>E. samurai</i> signal, <i>E. ninja</i> changes its state: “Mimic state” or “Attack state”. The circuit of <i>E. ninja</i> contains a bi-stable switch part and a signal dependent switching part. We decided to use C6-AHL and C12-AHL as the signals. The crosstalk between these two signals is well known as a significant problem in synthetic biology. To realize an accurate switching, by network engineering, we designed the circumvention of the crosstalk that occurs in bacterial cell-cell communication system (Fig. 3). | <h2><p>In our programing of artificial genetic circuit, <i>E. ninja</i> heads the cast. In response to <i>E. civilian</i> signal or <i>E. samurai</i> signal, <i>E. ninja</i> changes its state: “Mimic state” or “Attack state”. The circuit of <i>E. ninja</i> contains a bi-stable switch part and a signal dependent switching part. We decided to use C6-AHL and C12-AHL as the signals. The crosstalk between these two signals is well known as a significant problem in synthetic biology. To realize an accurate switching, by network engineering, we designed the circumvention of the crosstalk that occurs in bacterial cell-cell communication system (Fig. 3). | ||
<div align="right"><a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Project/Ninja_State_Switching">(go to State Changing page)</a></div> | <div align="right"><a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Project/Ninja_State_Switching">(go to State Changing page)</a></div> | ||
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<div align="right"><a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Project/Farming">(go to Farming page)</a></div> | <div align="right"><a href="https://2013.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Project/Farming">(go to Farming page)</a></div> | ||
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