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House of Carbs

Our Results

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Results - Probiotic

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Results - Prebiotic

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-     					<p class="space20">While we were bringing all the parts together in the lab, a lot of unanswered questions started to raised: How does glycogen and starch look like in real life? How will GlgX and GlgB expression affect the glycogen global structure? How this branching and debranching process take place? And,
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-how will the acyltransferases add the acyl group into the glycogen/starch molecule and in which position? Will this addition affect the functionality of the molecule? </p>
-<p>Thanks to computers, software and maths, we were able to predict the outcome of all this processes to help us understanding what was going to happen in the lab. </p>
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-We used glycogen as a model system to gain a better understanding of the parameters involved in carbohydrate structure, branching and modification. </p>
-<p>We built Glyco2D based on the mathematical model that described the structural properties of glycogen based on different parameters such as chain length, branching degree and the number of tiers<sub><a data-id="ref" class="scroll-link" style = "color: #002bb8;">1</a></sub>. </p>
-				        <p class="space20">Then we used the software to model the putative changes in glycogen structure depending on the location of the modification.  Our aim was to produce carbohydrate molecules with 5-10% of the residues modified since this level of butrylation (achieved by chemical modification) has positive benefits to the colons of rats <sub><a data-id="ref" class="scroll-link" style = "color: #002bb8;">2</a></sub>.</p>
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-     					<p class="space20">We build 3D models of carbohydrates (glycogen and the 2 components of starch -amylopectine and amylose-) to get a better understanding of the effect of branching degree and chain length on the real structure. We used the <href="http://www.glycosciences.de/modeling/sweet2/doc/index.php">SWEET </a> software to build them. </p>
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-				        <p class="space20">We developed a pipeline to 3D print these molecules. After several attempts, we managed to have our own 3D printed glycogen! </p>
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