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In order to determine our iron-coli's enterobactin production rate, we first have to know how much time our bacteria will take to sense the ambient iron. So, this first part of the <i>Enterobactin production model</i> focuses on the synthetic sensing system our team implemented in the bacteria.
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As shown on the <b>Figure 1</b>, our sensing system relies on a FUR Binding Site (FBS). In order to easily model the sensing delay and analyse its results, the first construction is composed of a GFP placed right after the FBS.
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To beginning, the biologist would ton implement in the E. Coli a Iron Sensor. That is the first step to create Iron Coli. The sensor construction is composed of a Fur Binding site for the iron sensing and GFP for verification. This model is the first step of modeling the entire production pathway of Enterobactin.
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Revision as of 15:20, 22 October 2013

Iron coli project

Sensor Model

Introduction

In order to determine our iron-coli's enterobactin production rate, we first have to know how much time our bacteria will take to sense the ambient iron. So, this first part of the Enterobactin production model focuses on the synthetic sensing system our team implemented in the bacteria.

Observations

As shown on the Figure 1, our sensing system relies on a FUR Binding Site (FBS). In order to easily model the sensing delay and analyse its results, the first construction is composed of a GFP placed right after the FBS.

Figure 1

Goals

Materials and methods

Results

Conclusion

Models and scripts

References:

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