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In order to answer our question, we choose to create a new technology to bring two different DNA regions closer. As a results, we have designed a linking tool and a visualization tool.

Here, we will expose you our experimental strategy, as well as, the biobricks we have designed to do so.

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Contents

Linking tool construction

Visualization tool construction

Characterization strategy

Tripartit Split-GFP and FRB/FKBP12 dimerization systems

Assessment of the minimal distance to have fluorescence

Assessment of the DNA regions brought closer

Gene expression tests