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Revision as of 13:15, 15 September 2015
Parts Abstract
| Number | Name | Type | Description | Creator | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBa_K1628001 | Pbca | Promoter | an original promoter of coding sequence pgsBCA | Tianyi Huang | 364 |
| BBa_K1628002 | SPxyl | Promoter | Tianyi Huang | 217 | |
| BBa_K1628003 | BJ27UP | Promoter | a synthetic promoter | Xinhao Song | 100 |
| BBa_K1628004 | C2up | Promoter | Xinhao Song | 108 | |
| BBa_K1628005 | A2cup | Promoter | Yibing Wei | 107 | |
| BBa_K1628006 | P43 | Promoter | Yibing Wei | 445 | |
| BBa_K1628007 | PamyA | Promoter | Zhaoran Zhang | 613 | |
| BBa_K1628101 | pgsB | Coding | Tianyi Huang | 1182 | |
| BBa_K1628102 | pgsCA | Coding | Xinhao Song | 1631 | |
| BBa_K1628201 | PlacI/lacI | Translational Unit | Yibing Wei | 1386 | |
| BBa_K1628202 | Pgrac | Promoter | Tianyi Huang | 120 | |
| BBa_K1628203 | xylR | Coding | Zhaoran Zhang | 1167 | |
| BBa_K1628301 | P1-GFP | Device | Tianyi Huang | ? | |
| BBa_K1628202 | P2-GFP | Device | Xinhao Song | ? | |
| BBa_K1628303 | P3-GFP | Device | Yibing Wei | ? |
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