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Introduction Comparator E.coliRuler in silico work lab work Further applications Conclusions

Introduction Comparator E.coliRuler in silico work lab work Further applications Conclusions. Introduction. The idea. Electronic comparator small, useful device Biological comparator few genes highly modular E.coliRuler: Promoter calibrator. Comparator. G. A. E. B. L.

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Introduction Comparator E.coliRuler in silico work lab work Further applications Conclusions

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  1. Introduction • Comparator • E.coliRuler • in silico work • lab work • Further applications • Conclusions

  2. Introduction The idea • Electronic comparator • small, useful device • Biological comparator • few genes • highly modular • E.coliRuler: Promoter calibrator

  3. Comparator G A E B L What is the Comparator? Its electronic counterpart: A > B A = B A < B

  4. Comparator What is the Comparator? We prove it with a simple simulation In biological language: A > B A B A < B Compares two inputs and amplifies the bigger one. Outputs can be fluorescence proteins or another kind of proteins.

  5. Comparator The effective model: repression activation

  6. Comparator Simulations with typical part parameters: A > B A = B A < B (decay rate) (basal state) (transcription rate)

  7. E.coliRuler E.coliRuler • Calibrating promoters with a biological comparator. • Can be used to: • Compare relative strenghts of different promoters

  8. E.coliRuler pOmpR vs. pOmpRm • pOmpR: • Promoter of the gene for OmpC in E.coli • 3 binding sites • pOmpRm: • only 1 binding site • Regulated by osmolarity • EnvZ-OmpR regulatory system • pOmpR is stronger than pOmpRm

  9. E.coliRuler EXPERIMENTAL PROCESS Two types of experiments: 1) Promoters A and B pOmpR 2) Promoter A pOmpR Promoter B pOmpRm

  10. E.coliRuler   Parts      kan amp 

  11. E.coliRuler Future Work • complete the constructs –next week • FACS experiments • different osmolarity at steady state • dinamical measurements at a given osmolarity • Estimate the specific parameters of our system

  12. E.coliRuler Further applications • Controller • Filters • Discrete level detector: happy bacteria

  13. Proportional controller Controller upper threshold A controller is a device which maintains a protein value given two thresholds mathematical modelling lower threshold Let’s go simulating…

  14. Proportional controller upper threshold desired protein lower threshold

  15. Conclusions Conclusions • Biological comparator: simple, robust, useful • implemented in silico • in vivo built and sequenced • we have tested two applications, but your imagination is the limit • E.coliRuler: promoter calibrator • developed in silico • 75% implemented in vivo • Controller: • elaborated in silico… soon in vivo

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