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In this section, we explored measurement techniques for the valuation of magnetism, biomineralization and protein concentration per cell. | In this section, we explored measurement techniques for the valuation of magnetism, biomineralization and protein concentration per cell. | ||
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<B>RNA thermometer</B> is a structured RNA which can expose SD sequences only at appropriate temperature. In this section, we explored the measurement method to identify the efficiency of thermosensitive regulator under heat stress. | <B>RNA thermometer</B> is a structured RNA which can expose SD sequences only at appropriate temperature. In this section, we explored the measurement method to identify the efficiency of thermosensitive regulator under heat stress. | ||
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<B>Thermosensitive T7 RNA polymerase</B> is a T7 RNA polymerase interrupted by a temperature-sensitive intein, which could self-splice at specific temperature and initiate the downstream signaling. | <B>Thermosensitive T7 RNA polymerase</B> is a T7 RNA polymerase interrupted by a temperature-sensitive intein, which could self-splice at specific temperature and initiate the downstream signaling. | ||
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Revision as of 19:52, 17 September 2015
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how does it work?
This summer we designed Magthermo coli——a platform for remote regulation of gene expression by electromagnetic signal.
step 1
Our Magthermo coli contains 2 core components: magnetic receiver & thermosensitive regulator.
step 2
Inducing with electromagnetic field,magnetic receiver will heat, raising the ambient temperature.
step 3
In response to the change of temperature, thermosensitive regulator will initiate downstream gene (GFP for example) expression.
Magnetic Receiver
Thermosensitive Regulator
For thermosensitive regulator,we chose RNA thermometer and designed a thermosensitive T7 RNA polymerase.