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| <div align="center"><span style="font-style : italic; font-size:18px;">"Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"</span></div> | | <div align="center"><span style="font-style : italic; font-size:18px;">"Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"</span></div> |
| <p class="normal_text">Once upon a time, there lived a Queen.<br> | | <p class="normal_text">Once upon a time, there lived a Queen.<br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">The Real beauty is defined as the followings in this project.<br> | | <p class="normal_text">The Real beauty is defined as the followings in this project.<br> |
| <p class="normal_text">No matter how beautiful the appearance is, no one can be a real beauty without a beautiful mind. We will show you which woman has the real beauty, Snow White or the Queen. </p> | | <p class="normal_text">No matter how beautiful the appearance is, no one can be a real beauty without a beautiful mind. We will show you which woman has the real beauty, Snow White or the Queen. </p> |
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| <p class="caption" style="font-size: 16px; text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Real Beauty = outer beauty + inner beauty </span> | | <p class="caption" style="font-size: 16px; text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Real Beauty = outer beauty + inner beauty </span> |
| <p class="normal_text">To evaluate the Real beauty, we are going to recreate the Snow White story using E.coli.</p> | | <p class="normal_text">To evaluate the Real beauty, we are going to recreate the Snow White story using E.coli.</p> |
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− | <div align="center"><p class="caption" style="font-size: 16px; text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Fig. 2-2-1. </span> | + | <div align="center"><p class="caption" style="font-size: 16px; text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Fig. 2-2-1. Time-dependent change of the concentrations of fluorescent protains</span> |
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− | <p class="normal_text"> We will first introduce the system that forms the basis of our project, the TA system. | + | <p class="normal_text"> We will first introduce the system that forms the basis of our project, the TA system. |
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| <h3><span>3.1 What is TA system?</span></h3> | | <h3><span>3.1 What is TA system?</span></h3> |
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| <p class="normal_text">A toxin-antitoxin system is composed of two or more cognate genes that encode toxins and antitoxins. Toxins are proteins, whereas antitoxins are either proteins or non-coding RNAs. Many prokaryotes harbor toxin-antitoxin systems on the genomes, typically in multiple copies. Changes in the physiological conditions, such as stress conditions or viral infection trigger antitoxin degradation by cytosolic proteases. Unleashed toxin proteins impede or alter cellular processes including translation, cell division, DNA replication, ATP synthesis, mRNA stability, or cell wall synthesis and lead to dormancy. This dormant state probably enables bacteria to survive in unfavorable conditions. In general, toxin proteins are more stable than antitoxin proteins, but antitoxins are expressed at a higher level in cells. | | <p class="normal_text">A toxin-antitoxin system is composed of two or more cognate genes that encode toxins and antitoxins. Toxins are proteins, whereas antitoxins are either proteins or non-coding RNAs. Many prokaryotes harbor toxin-antitoxin systems on the genomes, typically in multiple copies. Changes in the physiological conditions, such as stress conditions or viral infection trigger antitoxin degradation by cytosolic proteases. Unleashed toxin proteins impede or alter cellular processes including translation, cell division, DNA replication, ATP synthesis, mRNA stability, or cell wall synthesis and lead to dormancy. This dormant state probably enables bacteria to survive in unfavorable conditions. In general, toxin proteins are more stable than antitoxin proteins, but antitoxins are expressed at a higher level in cells. |
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| <p class="normal_text">MazF is a toxin protein, and MazE is its cognate antitoxin protein. MazF is a ribosome-independent endoribonuclease whose activity leads to bacterial growth arrest. MazE and MazF form homodimers, and MazF dimer cleaves mRNAs at ACA sequences. One MazE dimer binds to two MazF dimers, thereby inactivating endoribonuclease activity of MazF dimer. MazE is labile andis subjected to degradation by ClpAP protease, whereas MazF is more stable. <br> | | <p class="normal_text">MazF is a toxin protein, and MazE is its cognate antitoxin protein. MazF is a ribosome-independent endoribonuclease whose activity leads to bacterial growth arrest. MazE and MazF form homodimers, and MazF dimer cleaves mRNAs at ACA sequences. One MazE dimer binds to two MazF dimers, thereby inactivating endoribonuclease activity of MazF dimer. MazE is labile andis subjected to degradation by ClpAP protease, whereas MazF is more stable. <br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">YafO is a toxin protein, and YafN is its cognate antitoxin protein. YafO is a ribosome-associated mRNA interferase that cleaves mRNAs’ downstream 11‐13 bases of the translation initiation sites. When 70S ribosome is dissociated, YafO associates with 50S ribosome subunit and acquires endoribonuclease activity. YafO and YafN form a complex, resulting in neutralization of YafO. YafN is labile and is subjected to degradation by the Lon protease, whereas YafO is more stable.<br><br> | | <p class="normal_text">YafO is a toxin protein, and YafN is its cognate antitoxin protein. YafO is a ribosome-associated mRNA interferase that cleaves mRNAs’ downstream 11‐13 bases of the translation initiation sites. When 70S ribosome is dissociated, YafO associates with 50S ribosome subunit and acquires endoribonuclease activity. YafO and YafN form a complex, resulting in neutralization of YafO. YafN is labile and is subjected to degradation by the Lon protease, whereas YafO is more stable.<br><br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">In our project, MazF and MazE are incorporated in a single cell as a toxin and an antitoxin, respectively. Functions of these two proteins makes it possible to evaluate the beauty of Snow White with GFP and RFP fluorescence.<br> | | <p class="normal_text">In our project, MazF and MazE are incorporated in a single cell as a toxin and an antitoxin, respectively. Functions of these two proteins makes it possible to evaluate the beauty of Snow White with GFP and RFP fluorescence.<br> |
− | <p class="normal_text">We will give you an example for a better understanding. Imagine that RFP is expressed little by little in <span style="font-style : italic;">E. coli</span>. <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/5/5d/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_RFP.png"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/5/5d/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_RFP.png" width="200px" /></a></p> | + | <p class="normal_text">We will give you an example for a better understanding. Imagine that RFP is expressed little by little in <span style="font-style : italic;">E. coli</span>. |
− | <p class="normal_text">When MazF expression is induced, the mRNA of GFP is cleaved, and thus GFP cannot be translated. Additionally, when MazE is induced, MazE and MazF forms a complex. MazF loses its function, which restarts GFP translation. <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/d/d8/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_MazFE.png"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/d/d8/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_MazFE.png" width="200px" /></a></p> | + | <div align="center"><a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/5/5d/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_RFP.png"></div> |
− | <p class="normal_text">In this way, we can control protein translation. That's why we decided to represent Snow White story. <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/a/aa/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_MazF_GFP.png"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/a/aa/T--Tokyo_Tech--Project_MazF_GFP.png" width="200px" /></a> | + | <div align="center"><p class="caption" style="font-size: 16px; text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Fig. 2-3-2-2 </span> |
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| + | <p class="normal_text">When MazF expression is induced, the mRNA of GFP is cleaved, and thus GFP cannot be translated. Additionally, when MazE is induced, MazE and MazF forms a complex. MazF loses its function, which restarts GFP translation. |
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| <span style="color:#4169e1;">"Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"<br> | | <span style="color:#4169e1;">"Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"<br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">The basic design of Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>'s genetic circuit is almost the same as the Queen <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>'. | | <p class="normal_text">The basic design of Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>'s genetic circuit is almost the same as the Queen <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>'. |
| Snow White coli receives 3OC12HSL, the Poisoned Apple, and expresses RhlI and MazF. RhlI synthesizes signaling molecule C4HSL. As described in the previous section, the Queen <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span> receives C4HSL and monitor Snow White coli through it. MazF, on the other hand, inhibits the translation in Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>. | | Snow White coli receives 3OC12HSL, the Poisoned Apple, and expresses RhlI and MazF. RhlI synthesizes signaling molecule C4HSL. As described in the previous section, the Queen <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span> receives C4HSL and monitor Snow White coli through it. MazF, on the other hand, inhibits the translation in Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>. |
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| <font color="#4169e1">Although he knew her death, he couldn’t help lifting her up because of her beauty.<br> | | <font color="#4169e1">Although he knew her death, he couldn’t help lifting her up because of her beauty.<br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">The Prince coli which receives 3OC12HSL expresses AmiE. AmiE is said to degrade HSL with more than 6 carbons, which means that AmiE degrades the Poisoned Apple, 3OC12HSL.By the degradation of the Poisoned Apple, MazF expression is inhibited in Snow White and its function is counteracted by MazE. Then, translation restarts in Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>.</p> | | <p class="normal_text">The Prince coli which receives 3OC12HSL expresses AmiE. AmiE is said to degrade HSL with more than 6 carbons, which means that AmiE degrades the Poisoned Apple, 3OC12HSL.By the degradation of the Poisoned Apple, MazF expression is inhibited in Snow White and its function is counteracted by MazE. Then, translation restarts in Snow White <span style="font-style: italic;">coli</span>.</p> |
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− | <p class="normal_text">Eating the Poisoned Apple given by the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>, the Snow White <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> falls asleep. We exploit the cell-cell communication mechanism of bacteria to represent this scene, and so we need promoters with optimal strength. Otherwise, our final genetic circuit never work properly.</p> | + | <p class="normal_text">Eating the Poisoned Apple given by the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>, the Snow White <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> falls asleep. We exploit the cell-cell communication mechanism of bacteria to represent this scene, and so we need promoters with optimal strength. Otherwise, our final genetic circuit never work properly.</p> |
| <p class="normal_text">Therefore, we introduce rhl system assay as a concept in this Scene. We improved the function of Prhl through the process listed below and succeeded in newly obtaining of optimal Prhl mutants for our project. </p> | | <p class="normal_text">Therefore, we introduce rhl system assay as a concept in this Scene. We improved the function of Prhl through the process listed below and succeeded in newly obtaining of optimal Prhl mutants for our project. </p> |
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| We generated mutants of Prhl by introducing a point mutation into the wild type (WT) Prhl. In the experiment, we added reagent AHLs into the reporter cells and examined their fluorescence intensities. As a result, we succeeded in newly obtaining stronger mutants than the WT Prhl. The new mutant was named Prhl (NM).<br> | | We generated mutants of Prhl by introducing a point mutation into the wild type (WT) Prhl. In the experiment, we added reagent AHLs into the reporter cells and examined their fluorescence intensities. As a result, we succeeded in newly obtaining stronger mutants than the WT Prhl. The new mutant was named Prhl (NM).<br> |
| <div align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/e/ef/Tokyo_Tech_Prhlimp.png" height ="300"><br></div> | | <div align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/e/ef/Tokyo_Tech_Prhlimp.png" height ="300"><br></div> |
− | Actually, iGEM Tokyo_Tech has improved Prhl in the past, yielding Prhl (LR). When comparing the Prhl (NM) to Prhl (LR), the SN ratio of Prhl (NM) was higher than that of Prhl (LR), and even better, Prhl (NM) showed lower crosstalk with 3OC12HSL. When representing the Snow White story, in the presence of the crosstalk to 3OC12HSL, the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> have to suicide by eating the Poisoned Apple made by herself. Therefore, this is the other reason why we generated the mutants using WT as a template.<a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/AHL_Assay/Rhl_System_Assay ">Read Rhl System Assay </a>.<br> | + | <p class="normal_text">Actually, iGEM Tokyo_Tech has improved Prhl in the past, yielding Prhl (LR). When comparing the Prhl (NM) to Prhl (LR), the SN ratio of Prhl (NM) was higher than that of Prhl (LR), and even better, Prhl (NM) showed lower crosstalk with 3OC12HSL. When representing the Snow White story, in the presence of the crosstalk to 3OC12HSL, the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> have to suicide by eating the Poisoned Apple made by herself. Therefore, this is the other reason why we generated the mutants using WT as a template.</p><a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/AHL_Assay/Rhl_System_Assay ">Read Rhl System Assay </a>.<br> |
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| Moreover, when only MazF worksed, the RFU of GFP hardly rose, but when MazE was induced, the RFU of GFP rose. (link: toxin assay)<br> | | Moreover, when only MazF worksed, the RFU of GFP hardly rose, but when MazE was induced, the RFU of GFP rose. (link: toxin assay)<br> |
| </p><p class="normal_text">From the above, we found that MazF stops cell growth and translation of <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span>, but MazE restarts cell growth that have stopped and furthermore restarts translation.</p> | | </p><p class="normal_text">From the above, we found that MazF stops cell growth and translation of <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span>, but MazE restarts cell growth that have stopped and furthermore restarts translation.</p> |
− | According to the experiments, we showed that TA system works properly.</p> <a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Toxin_Assay/mazEF_System_Assay | + | <p class="normal_text">According to the experiments, we showed that TA system works properly.</p> <a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Toxin_Assay/mazEF_System_Assay |
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− | In the final Scene, we introduce the selective degradation of AHLs by AmiE as a concept. | + | <p class="normal_text">In the final Scene, we introduce the selective degradation of AHLs by AmiE as a concept. |
| As shown in the TA system, we found that Snow White can wake up again because MazE counteracts the function of MazF. However, we have not showed the trigger, that is, the degradation of only 3OC12HSL by the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>. Therefore, we examined whether AmiE selectively degrades AHLs.<br> | | As shown in the TA system, we found that Snow White can wake up again because MazE counteracts the function of MazF. However, we have not showed the trigger, that is, the degradation of only 3OC12HSL by the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>. Therefore, we examined whether AmiE selectively degrades AHLs.<br> |
| From the experimental results, when C12 was added to the culture skution of <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span> where AmiE was expressed, C12 was degraded, whereas C4 was hardly degraded. | | From the experimental results, when C12 was added to the culture skution of <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span> where AmiE was expressed, C12 was degraded, whereas C4 was hardly degraded. |
− | For these reasons, we showed that AmiE selectively degrades AHLs, only C12 in this project.<br><a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/AmiE_Assay | + | For these reasons, we showed that AmiE selectively degrades AHLs, only C12 in this project.<br></p> |
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| From the results of wet lab, it was showed that the designed circuit works properly at each point. We simulated the representation of the story in a combination of these Points.<br> | | From the results of wet lab, it was showed that the designed circuit works properly at each point. We simulated the representation of the story in a combination of these Points.<br> |
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− | We simulated to confirm which is better, the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> exist from the beginning, that is, the Prince has known Snow White and watches her grow or he comes across her, in order to make our genetic circuit work. | + | We simulated to confirm which is better, the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> exist from the beginning, that is, the Prince has known Snow White and watches her grow or he comes across her, in order to make our genetic circuit work. |
| As a result, we found that when the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> is added from the beginning, AmiE produced by the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> increases and C12 is overdegraded. Then, C12 cannot exist in the medium (Fig. 2), and the circuit does not work correctly.<br> | | As a result, we found that when the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> is added from the beginning, AmiE produced by the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> increases and C12 is overdegraded. Then, C12 cannot exist in the medium (Fig. 2), and the circuit does not work correctly.<br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">As a result, if we introduce the Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> from the beginning, the number of Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> increases too much (Fig.5-4-1-1) so the AmiE the Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> produces augments and the decomposition of C12 also occurs overly. So C12 is almost inexistent in the medium (Fig.5-4-1-2).</p> | | <p class="normal_text">As a result, if we introduce the Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> from the beginning, the number of Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> increases too much (Fig.5-4-1-1) so the AmiE the Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> produces augments and the decomposition of C12 also occurs overly. So C12 is almost inexistent in the medium (Fig.5-4-1-2).</p> |
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− | On the other hand, when the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> is added at t = 700, the number of the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> does not increase greatly (Fig3). Therefore, C12 can exist until t = 70, and after that C12 decreases with an increase in AmiE (Fig4).<br> | + | <p class="normal_text">On the other hand, when the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> is added at t = 700, the number of the Prince <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> does not increase greatly (Fig3). Therefore, C12 can exist until t = 70, and after that C12 decreases with an increase in AmiE (Fig4).<br></p> |
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| <div align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/4/4f/T--Tokyo_Tech--AHL.png" height ="300" class="align_right"></div> | | <div align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/4/4f/T--Tokyo_Tech--AHL.png" height ="300" class="align_right"></div> |
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| Based on the simulation, we will show you which one is a real beauty, Snow White <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> or the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>.<br> | | Based on the simulation, we will show you which one is a real beauty, Snow White <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span> or the Queen <span style="font-style : italic">coli</span>.<br> |
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| + | <p class="normal_text"> In the blue area of Fig.5-2-2, the concentration of fluorescent proteins start to increase. The concentration of RFP of Snow White <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> exceeds that of GFP of the Queen <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span>. <br> |
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− | <div align="center"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/7/79/T--Tokyo_Tech--4koma.png" width ="300"class="align_right"> </div> | + | In the pink area of Fig.5-2-2, the concentration of C12 increase thanks to the appearance of C4. As a result, the MazF inside Snow White <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> and the Queen <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> start to suppress the increment of fluorescet proteins. <br> |
| + | It is as if the Queen, influenced by the Mirror's answer, transforming into a Witch in order to give Snow White a poisoned apple.<br><br> |
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| + | In the green area of Fig.5-2-2, the concentration of C12 more increases and the MazF inside Snow White <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> more suppress the increment of GFP. So the concentration GFP exceeds that of RFP. <br> |
| + | It looks as if Snow White bit the apple, sinking into unconsciousness soon.<br><br> |
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| + | In the yellow area of Fig.5-2-2, the AmiE synthesized by the introduced Prince <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> decomposes C12 so the MazF inside Snow White <span style ="font-style : italic">coli</span> diminishes and the concentration of GFP resumes. <br> |
| + | It looks as if the Prince lifted Snow White and she opened her eyes.</p><a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:Tokyo_Tech/Model#results">Read Model page</a>. |
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| <p class="normal_text">Why we are going to participate in the iGEM with the theme of Snow White? It is resulted from drawing on the opinion obtained through various dialogues with the public. This time, we decided to deal with Snow White, which was easy-to-follow, familiar, and attracted the public.<br> | | <p class="normal_text">Why we are going to participate in the iGEM with the theme of Snow White? It is resulted from drawing on the opinion obtained through various dialogues with the public. This time, we decided to deal with Snow White, which was easy-to-follow, familiar, and attracted the public.<br> |
| <h3><span>6.2 Addition of other characters</span></h3> | | <h3><span>6.2 Addition of other characters</span></h3> |
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| <p class="normal_text">Initially, only 3 characters, Snow White, the Queen, and the Prince, appeared in our story. However, we got the simple question from junior high school and high school students that why other characters did not appear in our story. Then we decided to add other characters. We designed the Magic Mirror’s genetic circuit and conducted an experiment. Additionally, as dwarfs, we prepared the <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span> (strain name). As you can see in the photograph, they have round shapes and are very charming compared to the general <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span>. <br><br></div></div><!-- /cha21 --> | | <p class="normal_text">Initially, only 3 characters, Snow White, the Queen, and the Prince, appeared in our story. However, we got the simple question from junior high school and high school students that why other characters did not appear in our story. Then we decided to add other characters. We designed the Magic Mirror’s genetic circuit and conducted an experiment. Additionally, as dwarfs, we prepared the <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span> (strain name). As you can see in the photograph, they have round shapes and are very charming compared to the general <span style="font-style : italic">E. coli</span>. <br><br></div></div><!-- /cha21 --> |
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| <p class="normal_text">One students asked the question, "Can you apply this project to contribute society?" After we thought what we could do, we decided to have a dialogue with an expert.<br><br> | | <p class="normal_text">One students asked the question, "Can you apply this project to contribute society?" After we thought what we could do, we decided to have a dialogue with an expert.<br><br> |
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| <p class="normal_text">We developed a new software named ACA Dwarfs. This software helps to control the sensitivity of the protein to MazF by regulating the number of ACA sequences in the mRNA sequence. ACA Dwarfs can increase or decrease the number of ACA sequences on mRNA without changing amino acid sequences that the mRNA specifies or frameshift resulted from insertion of bases without considering.</p> | | <p class="normal_text">We developed a new software named ACA Dwarfs. This software helps to control the sensitivity of the protein to MazF by regulating the number of ACA sequences in the mRNA sequence. ACA Dwarfs can increase or decrease the number of ACA sequences on mRNA without changing amino acid sequences that the mRNA specifies or frameshift resulted from insertion of bases without considering.</p> |
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| Then, our dry lab used Java to develop software named “ACA Dwarfs” adjusting number of ACA base sequence as a solution to the problem.</p> | | Then, our dry lab used Java to develop software named “ACA Dwarfs” adjusting number of ACA base sequence as a solution to the problem.</p> |
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− | This graph shows that the simulation result when changing the base sequences of GFP and RFP with ACA Dwarfs. In case of GFP and RFP, their concentrations decreases earlier than original ones.<br> | + | <p class="normal_text">This graph shows that the simulation result when changing the base sequences of GFP and RFP with ACA Dwarfs. In case of GFP and RFP, their concentrations decreases earlier than original ones.<br> |
− | Using ACADwarfs enabled us to make GFP and RFP more reactive to MazF.<br> | + | Using ACADwarfs enabled us to make GFP and RFP more reactive to MazF.<br></p> |
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− | <p class="normal_text">[1] Unterholzner SJ, Poppenberger B, Rozhon W. Toxin-antitoxin systems: Biology, identification, and ampicillin. Mob Genet Elements. 2013 Sep; 3(5): e26219.</p> | + | <p class="normal_text">[1] Unterholzner SJ, Poppenberger B, Rozhon W. Toxin-antitoxin systems: Biology, identification, and ampicillin. Mob Genet Elements. 2013 Sep; 3(5): e26219.</p> |
− | <p class="normal_text">[2]Zielenkiewicz U., Ceglowski P. The toxin-antitoxin system of the streptococcal plasmid pSM19035.J. Bacteriol. 2005;187:6094–6105.</p> | + | <p class="normal_text">[2]Zielenkiewicz U., Ceglowski P. The toxin-antitoxin system of the streptococcal plasmid pSM19035.J. Bacteriol. 2005;187:6094–6105.</p> |
| <p class="normal_text">[3] Fozo EM, Makarova KS, Shabalina SA, Yutin N, Koonin EV, Storz G. Abundance of type I toxin–antitoxin systems in bacteria: searches for new candidates and discovery of novel families. Nucleic Acids Res. 2010 Jun; 38(11): 3743–59.</p> | | <p class="normal_text">[3] Fozo EM, Makarova KS, Shabalina SA, Yutin N, Koonin EV, Storz G. Abundance of type I toxin–antitoxin systems in bacteria: searches for new candidates and discovery of novel families. Nucleic Acids Res. 2010 Jun; 38(11): 3743–59.</p> |
− | <p class="normal_text">[4] Gerdes K, Wagner EG. RNA antitoxins. Curr. Opin. Microbiol. 2007 Apr; 10 (2): 117–24. </p> | + | <p class="normal_text">[4] Gerdes K, Wagner EG. RNA antitoxins. Curr. Opin. Microbiol. 2007 Apr; 10 (2): 117–24. </p> |
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