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Revision as of 00:37, 19 October 2016
New Basic part
The BioBrick nominated for best part is MscS (BBa_K1965000) from our Mechanosensing Collection. This part contains the coding sequence of the bacterial mechanosensitive channel of small conductance (MscS). It has been previously described as an important receptor involved in bacterial sensing of mechanical stress.
We expressed and characterized it in mammalian cells, where it served as the sensor that translates the ultrasound stimulation into calcium ion influx, thereby playing a central role our design of ultrasound responsive cells as well as cells responsive to the touch.
The construct was further caracterized under Mechanosensitive channels, Gas vesicles and Touch painitng.