Parts Overview
Here is a comprehensive list of all of the BioBricks we created this year!
BioBrick | Type | Name | Description | Length |
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BBa_K3189000 | Coding | VioC | The gene VioC produces Violacein synthase required for the metabolism of tryptophan into a pink or violet (if VioD is present) pigment. | 1290 |
BBa_K3189001 | Regulatory | Phage Lambda-TetO | A phage lambda promoter sequence that has a binding site that allows tetR to bind and repress transcription. | 74 |
BBa_K3189002 | Tag | S-Tag | An oligopeptide tag that can allow for the detection of the gene directly upstream of this sequence. | 90 |
BBa_K3189003 | Terminator | T7 Terminator | Wild type terminator from T7 bacteriophage. | 48 |
BBa_K3189004 | Regulatory | TetR | Tetracycline repressor that can bind to a TetO sequence to inhibit transcription of a desired gene. | 624 |
BBa_K3189005 | Composite | Tet-Regulated VioC | A DNA construct that has the necessary components to express and detect VioC under the control of tetracycline. Components include a TetO promoter, RBS, VioC, a terminator and an s-tag. | 2306 |
BBa_K3189006 | Composite | Tet-Regulated VioC | The same as BBa_K3189005 however, with additional linker sequences between the tetO->RBS and T7Term->S-Tag | 2354 |
BBa_K3189007 | RBS | Shine-Delgarno Sequence | A sequence that allows the ribosome to bind and initiate protein translation. | 36 |
BBa_K3189008 | Regulatory | LacI + Promoter | The repressor sequence and its promoter that control the transcription of genes that govern the Lac system. | 1161 |
BBa_K3189009 | Regulatory | Lac Operator | The regulatory sequence that can be bound to Lac I to inhibit expression of a given gene. | 40 |
BBa_K3189010 | Coding | VioA | The gene VioA produces flavin-dependent L-tryptophan oxidase. VioA along with VioB and VioE are all required for the metabolism of tryptophan into protodeoxy-violaceinic acid, the precursor to the violacein pigment. | 1290 |
BBa_K3189011 | Coding | VioB | The gene VioB produces 2-imino-3-(indol-3-yl)-propanoate dimerase. VioB along with VioA and VioE are all required for the metabolism of tryptophan into protodeoxy-violaceinic acid, the precursor to the violacein pigment. | 3030 |
BBa_K3189012 | Coding | VioE | The gene VioE produces a tryptophan oxidase. VioE along with VioA and VioB are all required for the metabolism of tryptophan into protodeoxy-violaceinic acid, the precursor to the violacein pigment. | 606 |
BBa_K3189013 | Composite | Lac-regulated VioABE | This composite part puts VioABE under the control of the Lac operon. When induced with IPTG this metabolizes tryptophan into tryptophan into protodeoxy-violaceinic acid which spontaneously degrades into prodeoxyviolacein, a green pigment. | 6605 |
BBa_K3189014 | Composite | Tet Controlled Stable amilCP | This is a tet-regulated stable amilCP based on the E. coli codon optimized BioBrick variant BBa_K2669002. This is the part that was placed in our backbone for our characterization tests. | 813 |
BBa_K3189015 | Reporter | Tet Controlled amilCP | This is a tet-regulated amilCP based BioBrick variant BBa_K1343022 that our team improved for the gold requirement. BBa_K1343022 had its amilCP PCR amplfied out and placed into the pJKR backbone to create a version that created amilCP when Tetracycline is present and not when the AHL-luxR dimer is present. | 1806 |