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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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