Team:Queens Canada/TnaA TnaB

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QGEM 2013 PRESENTS:
TnaA and TnaB BioBrick Part
TnaA and TnaB are used for converting exogenous tryptophan into indole. TnaB is one of three known transporters for tryptophan in E. coli and TnaA (trytophanase) degrades tryptophan to indole. Select "Lab Book" to view our procedure in detail!

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