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<h4 class="ui header" id="overview">Synechococcus metallothionenin A - SmtA (<a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1620007">BBa_K1620007</a>)</h4> | <h4 class="ui header" id="overview">Synechococcus metallothionenin A - SmtA (<a href="http://parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K1620007">BBa_K1620007</a>)</h4> | ||
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Our Parts
Promoter element Zasp (BBa_K1620001)
It is a zinc activity sensing promoter element. The regulation of this promoter is Zur dependent and positive in absent of zinc or other divalent metallic cations in medium. The Zur protein binds those cations repressing the expression of the gene downstream Zasp element.
Small heat shock protein IbpA (BBa_K1620002)
IbpA is a small heat shock protein. It is expressed under stress conditions which associate with aggregated proteins. It acts together with IbpB to stabilize and protect aggregated proteins from irreversible denaturation and extensive proteolysis during heat shock and oxidative stress.
Small heat shock protein IbpB (BBa_K1620003)
IbpB is a small heat shock protein. It is expressed under stress conditions which associate with aggregated proteins. It acts together with IbpA to stabilize and protect aggregated proteins from irreversible denaturation and extensive proteolysis during heat shock and oxidative stress.
Zinc uptake regulation protein - Zur (BBa_K1620004)
Acts like a negative controlling element of promoter Zasp (BBa_K1620001) by use of Zn2+ as a cofactor to bind the operator of the repressed genes (znuACB). In E. coli, Zur is known to exhibit sensitivity to femtomolar levels of free intracellular zinc (Outten & O’Halloran) and regulates the high-affinity zinc uptake system ZnuACB (Patzer & Hantke).
GFP device responsive to environmental stresses (BBa_K1620005)
This device takes environmental stresses as input a transcriptional signal (PoPS) and produce as output the fluorescent protein GFP.
Constitutive GFP Producing Device (BBa_K1620006)
This device uses a strong constitutive promoter to generates GFP constitutively. It is useful to promoter strength comparison.
Synechococcus metallothionenin A - SmtA (BBa_K1620007)
SmtA is a metallothionein which bind to divalent metallic cations such as Zn(II). This SmtA was an improvement of the biobrick BBa_K519010 originally cloned from Synechococcus sp. PCC7942, a cyanobacterial strain. This part was designed to eliminate an internal restriction site for PstI, the 98th base was changed G -> A. No residues were changed.
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