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Working with Rice University

This year we are pleased to work with Rice University (yes, again!)
We helped Rice iGEM team characterized two promoters. Dose and temporal responses of 2 variants of T7-promoters were investigated. The data gathered provided insights on the use of promoters that could lead to higher yield of the gene product.

Figure 1. Dose and temporal responses of T7-promoter variants, G6 and H10. Error bars represent SD of 3 independent experiments.

G6 varient allow detectable gene expression faster and stonger than that of H10 varient. The results indicated that the G6 varient is a stronger promoter compare with H10 vairent. These information provide insight on the selection of promoters that will be used in Rice's iGEM team experiment.

Please visit the protocol to get more information on the experiment.

Team:Hong Kong HKUST/Add-on-research

Team

Attributions

Description

phlFp

tetp

lacp

Characterisation Results

Prototype Result

Parts Improvement

Model

Stability Analysis

Prediction Model

Potential Improvement

Human Practices

Product Design

Education

Difficulties faced by iGEM teams

Intellectual Property Rights

Insights from Tristable Switch

Parts

Medal Requirements

Protocols and Logbook

Safety

Collaborations

NUS

IIT Madras

Rice University

Working with Rice University