USTC/Logic-Gate Promoters
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Revision as of 16:42, 21 October 2007
Contents |
Cis-acting Bio-Logic Gates
Model
Schemes of Bio-Logic Promoters
Repression Assay
Build Up Promoter Family
Firstly, we extend both sides of the conservative region for transcriptional initiation of PlacUV5[], including -35 box，-10 box and +1 starting point, with two non-sense sequence selected from random groups. The product is named as P_template1 as it is the template for the promoter family. These two non-sense sequence have three main characters:
- They will never include the restriction enzyme cutting sites that will be involved in the whole study;
- They will never include the recognition sites of RNA Polymerases and those of either of the two repressors;
- They will never present in complicated structures.
Secondly, another group of primers, of which the elongation region at 5’ end may contain a unique operator sequence or each, is applied at both ends of P_template1, equipping us with an according group of promoters with complete structures. These promoters can include variant operator sequences at different position in flank of the conservative region.
Solo-Repression Assay
Co-Repression Assay
